So, When Do We Get A La Carte TV Channel Pricing? > If not per channel why not per classification?

reply to Mr Matt

Re: If not per channel why not per classification?

Same here, nor am I a religious channel, sports, shopping network, reality show, sports, talk "news", rhetoric "news", or infomercial fan.

I'm about to drop DirecTV and just use Netflix for the following reasons.

No A La Carte programming.

Skyrocketing prices and poorer quality programming.

So much poor programming - almost everything seems to be turning into a "reality" show.

Too much graphics moving around the screen covering up the programming.

DirecTV's poor picture quality.

I'll pay more for the programs that I want, but don't want to pay for what I don't want. Paying only for what you want will send a strong message to the content creators and channels that decide put put their branding and promotions over the top of the program.