July 2011 I wrote about how we watch TV, the
title: I Don’t Have
a TV. I recently read Outside the Box, by Ken Auletta in
the New Yorker, an article I highly recommend and decided it was time to
revisit the topic for a bit.
We know that “TV” has changed. What has changed as well, is who means what
when they use the word “TV”. That’s what
my blog post from nearly three years ago was mostly about. This time around, I’m more interested in the programming
aspect of TV; that is content, not context.
Television today faces two major threats: advertising
models and streaming services.
