Comcast’s current offerings include Broadband Internet, Digital Video, HD, VOD, Telephony, Cable Advertising and has recently acquired Clearwire to offer Wi-Fi, and is now about to acquire NBC Universal to garner a big stake in content for your online experience. What else does it need to become the largest cable operator where consumers can get everything in a home technology experience they need at, (one stop)?  

Keep in mind that to be like Wal-Mart, Comcast would have to offer a substantial reason for consumers to not migrate to Netflix, Apple iTunes/Apple TV, and Boxee, which would be price. It has been clear for a long time that offering a bundled package is a consumer friendly endeavor. Just contemplate what Wal-Mart has accomplished by offering an “economies of scale” price to its customers. They became so large and successful; it garnered them a public relations “black eye”.

Sufficed to say, if Comcast is serious about stopping migration away from its current services, then it should consider a bundled package, including all the popular content and applications, while using the “economies of scale” that made Wal-Mart a success, to offer a price and service package that no one else can emulate.

It will then truly become a Wal-Mart experience.

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