
The company is paying each of its affected customers a $10 refund. Freakonomics asks “How did they decide $10 was the correct amount?”
Furthermore, if $10 is Comcast’s estimation of the damage 30 seconds of porn incurred on the average viewer, should it have paid more to families watching the game with small children, or — since the porn clip interrupted the game right after Larry Fitzgerald’s last touchdown in the game — Cardinals fans? And most importantly, what about the people who enjoy porn? Should they send back the refund — perhaps with an extra dollar or two? :o)
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