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Foxtel's bundle of pain could come sooner than it thinks

  • Written by The Conversation
imagePay TV’s only real option seems to be to cut price and expand options available to customers.Daniel Munoz/Reuters

Most media businesses offer a bundled set of products. When you buy the newspaper, or watch free-to-air TV, this is obvious. You pay a fee to buy a newspaper, or the offerings of a channel, some of which you want and some you...

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