Open Up the Set-Top Box Market

Cable companies have a stranglehold on the set-top box market and it’s costing American households an average of $231 a year.

If you’re wondering why you have to pay these exorbitant fees, the answer is simple: you don’t really have a choice. But that could change.

The FCC advanced a proposal that would establish a framework for innovators and device manufactures to come up with new technologies that allow consumers to access video programming without having to rent these boxes from their cable company. This will help drive prices down for consumers.

The FCC is now in its 60-day comment period. Sign below to help us urge the FCC to implement this proposal.

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