When the switch from broadcast to cable television began, media companies initially offered viewers a large variety of channels at an affordable price. As their audience grew, more channels were added, and profits were made through advertising and subscriptions. However, adding more channels was not necessarily a good thing for the average subscribers who were now paying more for all the added channels, they could only watch at a specific time, and hitting their limit for the number of channels they could actually watch in a week. As a result, broadcast and cable TV viewing has
When the switch from broadcast to cable television began, media companies initially offered viewers a large variety of channels at an affordable price. As their audience grew, more channels were added, and profits were made through advertising and subscriptions. However, adding more channels was not necessarily a good thing for the average subscribers who were now paying more for all the added channels, they could only watch at a specific time, and hitting their limit for the number of channels they could actually watch in a week. As a result, broadcast and cable TV viewing has