I have been noticing how little broadcast cable television I consume now that I have 3 streaming services and YouTube. To be exact my two little girls barely consume that much television either. My youngest consumes a horrendous amount of Netflix and Hulu (that reminds me I need to check my bandwidth cap this month), while my oldest is addicted to YouTube, not to mention the tons of free content available online from Disney and Cartoon Network. My own personnel video consumption habits have changed tremendously. I pay for Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix, purchase content weekly from Amazon Instant Video and Bit Torrent from time to time. I have hacked both my Roku boxes and look a tremendous amounts of YouTube content daily. The last time I look at cable television was the season finale of Mad Men (2 months ago). My wife seems to be the only holdout when it comes to broadcast TV and that is mostly DVR content. I would gladly dump Direct TV and put that money toward faster business class internet with no monthly cap and would still save money. That is not to say I am considering this option anytime soon, my wife would have my head and I still like my occasional sporting events. But it does beg the question, who still needs TV?