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 NEW YORK (AP) - For cable subscribers, "a la carte" sounds appetizing: Pick the channels you want and pay only for them. Spare your family from networks you never watch and don't want your kids exposed to. And save money in the process.
There's gung-ho talk about a la carte pricing for cable TV service, much of it from the Federal Communications Commission as well as from Capitol Hill.
But I'm not convinced.
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