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The Observer have announced that they are streamlining their offering into 4 sections. In the process, they are ending 3 of their 4 monthly magazines (several of which, I believe, are award-winning).
It is highly unlikely I will continue to buy it.
As a non-subscriber, my switching costs are minimal. I may prefer the tone of its [...]
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Scheduled broadcast television will always constitute the majority of viewing
The majority of viewing will always be passive
Simultaneous social media activity will remain niche – it will primarily be a substitute for when people aren’t physically in the room with you
A form of modified Pareto principle will persist (maybe not 80% of viewing on 20% of [...]
Filed under: Television | Tagged: future of television, online video, Television, television predictions | 12 Comments »
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