“How long has it been since I stopped to watch something on TV? Like, what channels did I watch when I was a kid? Now it's all digital, all streaming and it's crazy. What will it be like in 10 years?”
“How long has it been since I stopped to watch something on TV? Like, what channels did I watch when I was a kid? Now it's all digital, all streaming and it's crazy. What will it be like in 10 years?”
That is the question. My guess is fragmentation continue.
You might be watching LeoTV or something like that where technology generated programming is the norm.
Platforms are going to have to fill more roles.
I believe that the future may be even less about television in our homes, so the news will be internet on cell phones, glasses, digital watches and things like that. Television is becoming obsolete over time.
That is true but I think it is even more fragmented that that. What is feeding into those devices?
Good point, I think we will have countless options, today we already have so many options that if we were to subscribe to everything it would be a good monthly expense. Of course there are several other free sources as well.
We are going to see, in my view, #web3 becoming a bigger player. This is where digital platforms of this nature can really start to make inroads.
I agree and I hope that web3 will be our great future, against censorship and against the possession of our social accounts by large companies.
We have to fight for it. This is crucial for the shift. People, even in crypto, spend their time supporting Web 2.0 applications and companies.
Because my lack of TV i was unaware about Silvio Santos's death until a couple hours ago.