07-09-2015, 12:10 PM
SteveO,
It isn't an unreasonable assumption. Cord cutters are going to want to watch movies, past episodes and seasons of TV series and contents of all sorts. They aren't going to get it from over the air TV. Likely, cord cutters will sign up for one of the "pay by the month" streaming services.
I'm willing to go as far to say they'll likely sign up for multiple streaming services. Or, they'll rent content on an episode by episode basis or by the season. Cord cutters won't necessarily be a part of the "cable TV" monopoly but I'm willing to bet they will be paying for content one way or the other.
Robert
It isn't an unreasonable assumption. Cord cutters are going to want to watch movies, past episodes and seasons of TV series and contents of all sorts. They aren't going to get it from over the air TV. Likely, cord cutters will sign up for one of the "pay by the month" streaming services.
I'm willing to go as far to say they'll likely sign up for multiple streaming services. Or, they'll rent content on an episode by episode basis or by the season. Cord cutters won't necessarily be a part of the "cable TV" monopoly but I'm willing to bet they will be paying for content one way or the other.
Robert