Cable subscribers sue for 'a la carte' TV options
First Clipped on Sep. 21, 2007
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A new lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court in Los Angeles charges that every major cable and satellite provider--and the entertainment conglomerates that feed them content--form a cartel that deprives consumers of choice and forces them to pay "inflated" prices for services that don't correspond to their desires.
The suit, brought on behalf of cable subscribers in several states, calls for unspecified damages and for a court to decree that consumers can buy channels individually, the Associated Press reported.
