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Tv Is Not Dead. 6 reasons why linear tv is still very much alive. In the 1940s, tv sets transformed quite quickly from something expensive and rare to affordable and ubiquitous. So television is not dead—but it’s changing before our eyes, so to speak. Certainly not while it keeps on finding new ways to reinvent itself. Tv, unfortunately, isn’t one of them. The truth is that tv has been disrupted and reinvented every decade or so. To avoid beating a dead horse, the reasons traditional tv is being proclaimed “dead” are: With the right content, skills and money, there are several good reasons why it is still premature to announce the death of tv. Is tv dead or not? Talk of the death of tv is not only misleading it’s plain wrong, according to advertising strategists at major us networks. But nine’s earnings yesterday show that tv is still alive, and also prove that networks can’t afford to let it die.

Tv, unfortunately, isn’t one of them. The truth is that tv has been disrupted and reinvented every decade or so. So television is not dead—but it’s changing before our eyes, so to speak. With the right content, skills and money, there are several good reasons why it is still premature to announce the death of tv. Certainly not while it keeps on finding new ways to reinvent itself. 6 reasons why linear tv is still very much alive. But nine’s earnings yesterday show that tv is still alive, and also prove that networks can’t afford to let it die. Is tv dead or not? Talk of the death of tv is not only misleading it’s plain wrong, according to advertising strategists at major us networks. To avoid beating a dead horse, the reasons traditional tv is being proclaimed “dead” are:

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Tv Is Not Dead Tv, unfortunately, isn’t one of them. Talk of the death of tv is not only misleading it’s plain wrong, according to advertising strategists at major us networks. 6 reasons why linear tv is still very much alive. Certainly not while it keeps on finding new ways to reinvent itself. With the right content, skills and money, there are several good reasons why it is still premature to announce the death of tv. But nine’s earnings yesterday show that tv is still alive, and also prove that networks can’t afford to let it die. To avoid beating a dead horse, the reasons traditional tv is being proclaimed “dead” are: In the 1940s, tv sets transformed quite quickly from something expensive and rare to affordable and ubiquitous. Tv, unfortunately, isn’t one of them. Is tv dead or not? So television is not dead—but it’s changing before our eyes, so to speak. The truth is that tv has been disrupted and reinvented every decade or so.