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		<title>David vs. Goliath (Method 10&#215;10)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Method is gradually rolling out beautifully designed white papers illustrating insights they&#8217;ve gained over their first 10 years of operation. I just read David vs. Goliath which is about OTT services (like Hulu, Boxee, etc.) vs. Big Cable. Aside: if you&#8217;ve noticed food network briefly being unavailable or the threat that ABC 7 will leave [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.method.com">Method</a> is gradually rolling out <a href="http://method.com/uploads/files/pdf/Method%2010x10%20Cable%27s%20Lost%20Generation.pdf">beautifully designed white papers</a> illustrating insights they&#8217;ve gained over their first 10 years of operation. I just read David vs. Goliath which is about OTT services (like Hulu, Boxee, etc.) vs. Big Cable. <em>Aside: if you&#8217;ve noticed food network briefly being unavailable or the threat that ABC 7 will leave the Cablevision airways soon then you know how volatile this discussion is on all fronts.</em></p>
<p>What I found striking about this piece is that current TV owners aren&#8217;t &#8220;cutting the cord&#8221; of cable TV, but rather new potential subscribers simply aren&#8217;t signing on to their service. I don&#8217;t quite fall into the category of digital Native, but I have family that does. And I can say that this finding looks like it&#8217;s true from my anecdotal field research.</p>
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