This could bring about a world in which all data-intensive services will be contained on one Bill, including broadband, cable TV, digital phone and wireless home phones. This shift is not unlike the transformation of the cable television a decade or two ago. Back then, cable television and it has to offer: it required approval from the city to move to the city and there is no competition, so that providers can settle in and make a healthy profit. Then satellite television comes into play, and suddenly there was competition from the top.
Cable appears to be ancient, and it is estimated that the plate will quickly take over the market. But the cable dug up and expanded, offering other options such as phone and broadband services, so now consumers can one-stop shopping, make things comfor. It keeps the market dishes on the Bay and refilled the cable into a multi-billion dollar business.