Faultline does not make a habit of looking too much into carriage disputes. Blackouts happen all the time, and no matter their size, they represent just another day in the US broadcast market. Sure, the disruptive impact on consumers can be huge, but carriage agreements between content providers and pay TV operators are almost always renewed eventually, and therefore the disruption tends to be temporary. That is until one of these days a blackout goes too far. This is the case with the Charter Communications versus Disney confrontation, from which consequences could catalyze a fundamental change in the nature of pay TV bundles. First, a quick recap of events. On August 31, Charter removed all Disney-owned channels from its distribution…