Theoretically 'free market mechanism' should make the best product and eliminate the bad one. In Taiwan's cable television industry, the operators bundle all the networks in one package for one price. Under the restrain of the diminishing of advertising revenue and the fixed monthly payment, few programming is able to increase the production cost. Eventually most of the programs look similar without differentiation and creativity. This paper considers that the mechanism of 'a la carte', directly charging consumer what they watch, is the other way to improve the performance of the cable television networks. In the short run, some of the networks that few consumers subscribe may be forced to have lower rating and advertising revenue or even forced out of market. However, in the long run, the resources will concentrate on few networks to produce better quality programming and encourage new types of channels.