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It's long past time that television service providers let subscribers choose their own bundles -- only the networks or TV shows they want to watch. Providers should be part of the future, not chain customers to the past.
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By Joe Wilcox, Betanews
It's long past time that television service providers let subscribers choose their own bundles -- only the networks or TV shows they want to watch. Providers should be part of the future, not chain customers to the past.
By Joe Wilcox, Betanews
PS3 users around the globe are asking the same question: "Is PlayStation Network still down?" Sony say it's sorry, but doesn't give a timeframe for service restoration -- as the outage moves into a fourth devastating day.