Video competition working

Last fall, when Verizon entered the Texas video market, many hoped that Verizon's FiOS network would drive down prices for cable consumers as well as those who chose to subscribe to Verizon's service. According to a survey conducted by a new consumer group, that is just what happened. In a synopsis of their study, the American Consumer Institute writes that their findings indicate "that consumers in the survey area were saving millions of dollars due to competition. If benefits could be replicated across the U.S., this study finds that consumers would receive $23 billion in benefits per year, or approximately $19 per month per household." You can find out more about the study by reading the article Consumer group: Video competition working in Texas.