A common recurring result of cord cutting is the rise of cable prices, we have witnessed this in Canada (Rogers). Rogers offeres cable internet and cable TV as a bundle, and as Netflix entered the Canadian market, Rogers simultaneously decided to increase the prices of cable Internet… is this the future?
Is the transition to Internet for content just a matter of raising prices for cable companies as they cannot control when and what you watch…? This is also a great counter measure to ward of Netflix as the higher prices could make Netflix too expensive.