But nothing is ever going to replace the cable business again. Nothing will ever come close to that. In the cable bundle you had entertainment become a public utility, administered by localities, where the revenue flowed whether people liked what you were putting out or not. As a wise friend said to me, “The studio business was a cable TV business. Even the movie business was a cable business. Without cable, no part of this makes sense.” In Michael Wolff’s New York magazine profile of David Zaslav this week, he spells out part of this.