TV over Christmas and January
Posted by: Rainbow
22nd Jan 2013 02:36pm
radusa
- 22nd Jan 2013 10:35pm
We do not watch a lot of TV which is partly due to the quality of programming. What little we do watch, mostly we record and watch later (zapping past the ads). I feel that the media moguls are not sensitive to viewers needs with ad hoc changes to programming and arbitrarily setting up the "holiday" break - treating viewers' needs as unimportant to artificially create demand by advertisers during artificially created and defined "peak" times. In time, this with backfire on the TV stations as disenchanted viewers move more to the internet rather than TV for entertainment. The TV stations will look back with regret that so many viewers are off side - that's my prediction and because I get upset with TV managers, it's also my hope!
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