Verizon's Fios is ending the bundles that combine internet, television and landline phone service, allowing subscribers to customize their plans.
The good news is that some day soon “triple play” will mean something only to baseball fans. These days, though, cable TV customers probably still know it better as the industry’s torture device.
But rejoice, there’s a movement afoot that may send triple-play bundles the way of the rotary telephone. Verizon Communications Inc. announced Thursday that its Fios division is ending these aggressive you’ll-take-it-all-and-you’ll-like-it bundles, allowing subscribers to better customize their plans with what it’s calling Fios Mix & Match.
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