Choosing a tv and internet package will come down to what is best for you, not what is best for the company.
The way we watch television has been turned upside down. Though some form of the cable has been available since HBO debuted in the early 1970s, the majority of the country has been limited to basic viewing for decades. This included the three “big” broadcasters (CBS, ABC, and NBC) as well as any local channels that were available.
Today, you can choose from a variety of television packages that provide access to hundreds of channels. The Internet has also had a significant impact on how we entertain ourselves. In fact, bundling your television and Internet (along with your phone) services is fairly common.
How do you compare TV and Internet bundles?
Bundles include a variety of features based on installation, speeds, contract lengths, and pricing. Verizon Fios, AT&T,…
