I'm British and have had 30+ channels on cable for 5 years. It is essentially the same as the US TV cable service... you pay for your channels in bundles.
Surely you have heard of Channel 5 (or 'five' as it is now known) -- unless you haven't turned on your TV since 1997?:-)
I would personally love an 'a la carte' option. I'd pay more for less channels -- especially if it means not getting some of the trash into my house.
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I'm British and have had 30+ channels on cable for 5 years. It is essentially the same as the US TV cable service ... you pay for your channels in bundles.
:-)
Surely you have heard of Channel 5 (or 'five' as it is now known) -- unless you haven't turned on your TV since 1997?
I would personally love an 'a la carte' option. I'd pay more for less channels -- especially if it means not getting some of the trash into my house.