Cable companies Verizon and Cablevision, both "publicly pressing media companies that own... programming to stop pushing them to distribute unwanted channels," could become "unlikely allies of
cable-TV customers fed up with bundling," according to Cecilia Kang. "If successful, the efforts could lead to cheaper options for consumers and a sea-change in how the television industry has done
business — and protected its profits — for more than two decades."
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