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"As cord-cutting increases across the U.S., broadcasters are there to catch pay TV defectors with free over-the-air multicast networks..." Check out this great TVNewsCheck piece by Paige Albiniak about the rapidly growing (as fast as FAST) multicast TV sector. #broadcast #multicast #linearlives #freetv #growth #Comet #CHARGE #TBD #TheNest

As there’s a radical shift in people’s viewing habits, TV is increasingly being viewed online, driven by the mass take-up of broadband, a range of different devices and new platforms, British regulator Ofcom has said, adding that such trends also warrant a relook at digital terrestrial transmission or DTT... Read More At:- https://lnkd.in/emR4ziJ5 Ofcom #tv #Online #broadband #platform #britishregulator #Ofcom #DTT #news #NewsUpdate #newsfeed #dailynews #IBWNews

Televisions are a staple of modern homes around the world, and television content is one of the most popular forms of entertainment in the 21st century. 🏡 🌎 However, televisions have come a long way over the past century. In this article, learn about the evolution of television technology 📺 Details: https://bit.ly/4aCWkwi By: @Madeleine Streets #Television #TVTech #Streaming

📺 **The Future of Television: A Dying Medium or an Unstoppable Force?** As a TV industry expert with over three decades of experience, I've witnessed seismic shifts in the way we produce, distribute, and consume television content. Today, I want to challenge the status quo and spark a conversation about the future of our industry—because let's face it, the TV landscape is at a critical juncture. Is traditional television on its deathbed? The rise of streaming services, on-demand content, and mobile viewing habits seem to suggest so. The younger generation isn't tuning in to scheduled programming anymore; they're binge-watching entire seasons on platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime. Advertisers are shifting their budgets to digital channels, leaving broadcasters scrambling to adapt. Yet, there's another side to this story. Television has a unique power to bring people together. Major live events, from the Super Bowl to political debates, still attract massive audiences, creating shared experiences that are hard to replicate online. Furthermore, linear TV has been quick to innovate, integrating social media interactions and offering premium on-demand services to keep viewers engaged. So, where do we go from here? The future of TV may lie in a hybrid model, blending the best of both worlds: the immediacy and communal experience of traditional broadcasts with the flexibility and personalization of streaming. TV networks must embrace technological advancements while preserving the core values that have defined them for decades. Let's not be so quick to write off television. Its ability to evolve and adapt might surprise us all. What do you think? Is TV evolving or dying? Share your thoughts below! #Television #MediaIndustry #FutureOfTV #Streaming #Broadcasting

Satellites, streaming, or cable—the ways we transmit content are diverse. What's your prediction for the future of content delivery in the broadcast industry? Share your insights! #ContentDelivery #BroadcastTrends #FuturePredictions #KwokmanProductions

DIRECTV receivers, clients, and DVRs support closed captioning. They have to. It's the law. However, they also connect to your TV with an HDMI cable. Unfortunately, since the basic HDMI spec doesn't support closed captioning, most pay-TV companies won't automatically include it. They're not alone - most other media and streaming boxes are this way too. #directv #hdtv #satellite

DIRECTV receivers, clients, and DVRs support closed captioning. They have to. It's the law. However, they also connect to your TV with an HDMI cable. Unfortunately, since the basic HDMI spec doesn't support closed captioning, most pay-TV companies won't automatically include it. They're not alone - most other media and streaming boxes are this way too. #directv #hdtv #satellite

DIRECTV receivers, clients, and DVRs support closed captioning. They have to. It's the law. However, they also connect to your TV with an HDMI cable. Unfortunately, since the basic HDMI spec doesn't support closed captioning, most pay-TV companies won't automatically include it. They're not alone - most other media and streaming boxes are this way too. #directv #hdtv #satellite

DIRECTV receivers, clients, and DVRs support closed captioning. They have to. It's the law. However, they also connect to your TV with an HDMI cable. Unfortunately, since the basic HDMI spec doesn't support closed captioning, most pay-TV companies won't automatically include it. They're not alone - most other media and streaming boxes are this way too. #directv #hdtv #satellite

📺 There are many options for how you can #stream Netflix, Hulu, and other services on your TV, but one brand has dominated cord-cutting: Roku. ✨ #Roku is the clear leader in the world of cord-cutting and is almost twice as popular as its next competitor, the Amazon Fire TV. #WeAreRoku #Streaming #TV #RokuTV #Television #SmartHome