In AT&T world the "free" or "low cost" concept does not exist, and It really does not matter how AT&T bundles up their portfolio of services, up present, in reality the 13 largest pay-TV providers held for 94.2 million subscribers in 2015, losing 385,000 net video subscribers in 2015, according to the Leichtman Research Group. Magid conducted the survey 2,400 U.S. consumers ages 18 to 64 from July 21 to August 5, lots of free on demand choices out there,.
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the 'traditional cable bundle' is dying a rapid death, people staying away from multi bundle products as well, and it's getting very crowded, I can get free content anytime , cross promotion is thriving in a manner quite similar verizon free Internet and content to their wireless users, I foresee free content, to include all type of media as part of any offering
I value my time, a lot. TV and entertainment serves a very specific, I would rather sit down and turn on my Roku and stream something from a curated collection of content.
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