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For years and years, people who wanted to watch ESPN had to pony up and pay a cable bill. With that cable bill came access to hundreds of channels – the majority of which went entirely unwatched – as well as ESPN.
It finally looks like ESPN’s ownership, none other than the Walt Disney Co., has finally gotten the message: We cash-strapped consumers of American can no longer afford cable TV. According to the Los Angeles Times, ESPN will soon be viewable via an online streaming service for a price that costs less than a typical cable television subscription. As the Times puts it: “Every household that decides to cancel its pay-TV subscription means less revenue for ESPN, which commands the highest carriage fees of any network.”
The phenomenon known as “cord-cutting” is finally coming home to roost in the houses of multi-million and billion-dollar operations. The average consumer, no longer able to pay more than $100 per month for a cable TV bill, has decided that it’s time to do without. As a result, parent companies and cable providers are starting to feel the pain that rest of us have been subjected to for years. From here, there are two routes for cord-cutters: Find a television package or online streaming service that costs slightly less money or eliminate this expense from your budget entirely. The hook here is that no longer paying for TV doesn’t mean there’s nothing on. That couldn’t be further from the truth and a Clear TV Key will demonstrate what you’ve got to gain.
This device is a one-time purchase and can plug into any modern TV set manufactured after 2007. With a Clear TV Key, you’ll be able to tune into ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox and more while watching local and national news broadcasts, sporting events, children’s programming, foreign language shows and more. What’s more, you can do all of this without having to pay a cable company for the privilege of watching television. Use a Clear TV Key to remain entertained and informed without breaking the bank! According to the Times, ESPN boasted viewers across 100 million households in the U.S. That figure now hovers around 87 million, according to Nielsen surveys cited by the newspaper. Make what you will of this decrease, but we think it shows millions of viewers fleeing their cable bills in search of more affordable options and a Clear TV Key is one of the best means to an end in that case.
