Television is dead. Really, nie basket watching more television. Nobody. And certainly not as the ‘timetable’ of the TV guides. Come on. Large groups of people are not even a phone in the house. No, waste of space. And of the time. Because let’s face it; there is still nothing on TV?
It may be somewhat exaggerated, but this is like the last years of watching television is talking. Since the advent of Netflix and HBO goes in newspapers, online and in magazines a lot about “watching the new TV,” or watching non-linear where the viewer can decide when (and how) he wants to see something. Incidentally, it goes there in TV programs themselves a lot less often, but well, that makes sense
By and large, experts agree:. Watching TV is hopelessly outdated. Even politics gets involved by proposing to delete NPO 3 because young people do not watch TV any more.
As part of that happened this weekend something crazy. Due to a malfunction of KPN were there Friday evening, 1.8 million households without TV. If the TV is indeed dead and no one is looking, no one should really noticing it have. Because why The Voice look like you can read a good book in the armchair under the lamp?
That was a little different, is evident from all the commotion around the KPN failure. The (radio) newsreels opened it, they did not get into social media uitgeklaagd, and if it were a real disaster affected streamden people who do television had The Voice live via Periscope. What then to see again in the Journal was
On Saturday morning, the injury suffered by the KPN malfunction caused only really visible:. The ratings of major shows were rarely been so low. The voice recorded 1.8 million on-next-to-lowest score ever and the new Live Mind Masters of SBS6 reached 529 000 with the top 25 Friday disagreed. Though the latter may also be because it just was not a good program.
TV dead? No, I think they can still briefly. Provided that KPN does.
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