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Is Broadcast TV Done and Over? Or is it Just Awards Shows?
Last evening I was reading reading CNN’s Brian Stelter’s nightly media news newsletter that had just shown up in my mailbox. The lead story was about how television habits have changed during the pandemic. Stelter notes that one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged broadcast television, earthquake in slow motion, Grammy awards, John Prine, recorded music, television, WAP
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Is streaming the new a la carte cable? Or is it just more of the same?
Back in the the late 1980s, early 1990s, the television business started going through some big changes. For the first time ever, the original Big Three television networks (ABC, CBS and NBC) started changing ownership, going from the founders to … Continue reading
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Tagged cable, Disney, earthquake in slow motion, Hutchinson, Ken Auletta, Secret 4, streaming video, WandaVision
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Another Big Tremor in the Earthquake in Slow Motion: Part 2 – Two New Secrets
Wednesday, June 22, 2016 is going down in history as a really big day in the world of television. The fact that C-SPAN aired cell phone video through the Periscope social media service for much of the day provided by Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 10, Chapter 9
Tagged C-SPAN, earthquake in slow motion, history, Ken Auletta, Seven Secrets, social media, television, Three Blind Mice
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Another Big Tremor in the the Earthquake in Slow Motion: Part 1 – Some Context
Wednesday, June 22, 2016 is going down in history as a really big day in the world of television. The fact that C-SPAN aired cell phone video through the Periscope social media service for much of the day provided by Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 1, Chapter 9
Tagged earthquake in slow motion, history, ipod, Ken Auletta, television, Three Blind Mice
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