"Just so you are aware this idea of buying Congress members user history isn't actually going to happen, this law doesn't allow advertisers to buy data about individuals, but only anonymized aggregate groups. So you can buy browsing trends from an anonymous group in a specific zip code, but cannot pinpoint what an individual congressman is browsing.The Cable Act of 1984 specifically prohibits telecommunications companies from disclosing Personally Identifiable Information about their subscribers, and that law has been interpreted to cover Broadband Internet."
QFT
the Onion has more accurate data than his sources of pure garbage
He's the Rx's version of Rachael Maddow, and I'm not trying to be funny
correct that these cable providers will not pass the savings on to customers... what they will do is pass the income on to shareholders.
my advice is to buy SPB it is now paying a 1.2% dividend, the share price should increase over the next few years. use the dividends to help pay your cable bill and when you sell it think of the capital gains as a refund of every cable bill you ever paid.
my advice is to buy SPB it is now paying a 1.2% dividend, the share price should increase over the next few years. use the dividends to help pay your cable bill and when you sell it think of the capital gains as a refund of every cable bill you ever paid.
For now.
On a side note, you see comcasts new offering for those "cutting the cable" ?
https://consumerist.com/2017/03/28/comcast-may-launch-streaming-service-for-cord-cutters/
https://consumerist.com/2017/03/28/comcast-may-launch-streaming-service-for-cord-cutters/
