We now live in a world where every device is a television TV is just another name for video based on the device. Earlier the device was the sole portal. Now , video is available across screens and devices. The world of schedule and appointment viewing has withered away except in sports. Couch potatoes are yielding to active hunters. As, Video is TV And since , Digital is now video Hence, TV is digital And indeed, Digital is TV Frankly , video is managing the transition way better than print or music. Reality is that all video will be via streaming. But Ad free, subscriber paid content is also a utopia. The OTT platforms see this. The model can’t be viable catering to a niche. Hence the challenge is not for TV to become say, a Netflix but for Netflix to become more of TV. Eventually the world will see a 50:50 split between subscriptions and advertising. Of the $ 1 trillion revenue global advertising last year, fully $ 700 billion is digital. The picture is quite clear ! The picture is quite clear !
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