Other thing that seems completely off is that despite a sudden outbreak of "fairness" at Time Warner they don't offer a-la-carte cable pricing (5-10 channels for $5). Because, you know, they claim subsidizing of "bandwidth hogs" by low usage users is not fair. Then certainly me subsidizing all those Disney channels I never watch (but get as a part of $40 a month digital cable) is certainly not fair either.
So... who'll try to push it down their throat via franchising agreements?