Jon Stewart on "Dying" TV vs. Social Media - After The Cut | The Daily Show
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2024
- People have stated that "TV is dying" for years, but is it actually or are audiences just changing their viewing habits? Jon Stewart has a friendly debate with an audience member in the latest #AfterTheCut #DailyShow #JonStewart
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that added context of why this segment started off this way is incredible lol
Yeah, that's what happened 😂
I wonder what he thinks he meant, broadcast, cable, satellite services? Certainly theaters are dying.
@BlindintheDark probably means traditional cable TV. Subscription numbers having been dropping steadily.
Oh captain my captain!
And we'd never get this pre-show clip on TV, call it a win for TV in a different medium!
Captain of this dying medium, we salute you! 🫡
I'm glad Jon's back to deliver a proper TV 8-ball, microdosing on 15 second clips just doesn't hit the same
Oh captain my captain.👍👍
Tv isnt going anywhere soon, they still sell newspapers to the dying age.
To quote Dido: I will go down with this ship!
@@AntiGravityC9h9s show on apple was longer than tds
I love that the comment that prompted the opening joke actually happened and wasn't made up for the purpose of it. Great on the spot improvisation.
This is what separated John from the rest for over a decade.
There was a guy who was in the audience who made a comment on the original video and he told us about it. I’m glad that they actually filmed it and posted it for extra context
@sfshilo been watching him since before Colbert or Oliver got their own shows. They made news and staying informed not just tolerable but enjoyable.
That or its scripted/a plant in the audience
@@chiarosuburekeni9325I saw that comment. Crazy he was actually telling the truth. Down the actual comment.
That explains why I’m watching this on RUclips
😂
Not only that, but in fact _most_ of the content that I watch on RUclips does not originate from legacy media (this present video being an exception, not the rule; I also sometimes watch the Conan podcast and apparently he broadcasts on some legacy satellite radio thingy (which Triumph the dog mocked in a recent clip)).
I watch RUclips on a 75" TV - explain that.
Peek Technocrate XD@@LG123ABC
How do you explain people watching Netflix on their TV?
The only thing that’s dying is appointment television. TV itself and s going nowhere.
Can't believe how much the world has changed since Jon left
He feels like a huge plate of Mac and cheese with the plate and fork you used in your childhood.
Welcome back Jon.
Otoh. Can you believe how much it hasn't changed?
He left making fun of how absurd it was that Trump announced his presidential bid by coming down a gold plated escalator. Laughing at the thought of someone like that thinking he would even considered. How young and naive we all were.
Yeah. I use to see brown. Now all i see is grey hairs
I didn't notice a change cuz Jon wasn't here to tell me about it.
1983: "Video Killed the Radio star"
2024: "The internet killed the TV Star"
I mean, Netflix gets insane amounts of audiences for their shows. If 80 million people are watching a show on a streaming service then what’s the difference?
1980: “Kristin Shepard (Mary Crosby… Bring Crosby’s daughter) killed Bobby Ewing on Dallas.
@@Jamietheroadrunnerlike Jon said. The delivery service is changed. But TV really hasn’t. There’s not much of a difference
2075: "Full dive virtual reality killed the Internet Star"
But we're watching him on the Internet...
The best comics are able to laugh at themselves as much as they laugh at others.
…and always punch up, not down!
@@disavowalf3351 That's dumb. There is only one rule does it make people laugh.
Everything should be made fun of, if you don't like it don't watch it.
Agreed !!
@@TylerSangster surprised you were able to type that without dropping the n-word
The best people too.
As someone who does not live in the US… I appreciate the accessibility we have. I can watch this show the moment it “airs”. Something I wasn’t able to in the past.
You nailed it, Jon. Fact that you're also on the internet only means that you're not limited to US TV, something I'm very grateful for 🙏
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Now I get the first Joke "Captain of this dying Media"
When he said that I already figured he meant that TV was dying but now it's nice to see he doesn't actually stand by that he's just making fun of what the audience member said
"medium"
@@MrNiceVoice but why mock it like that, and upload the preceeding question where Jon mocks a question before he could finish asking it?
I assume he was asking about how TV survives if everything moves to tiktok or youtube, who get paid much less from ads than on TV where channels negotiate the prices themselves. With how many people Comedy Central fired over the past 5 years it's a valid question to ask, because our entertainment matters not just on this channel but others too.
It had blockbuster making fun of Netflix vibes, or VCRs making fun of DVDs vibes. Like someone who doesn't understand the question or the point of the question, but just mocks it because he will be celebrated and laughed at. I like Jon, but posting this and putting it up to mock the guy more is gonna look funny in a year when Comedy Central shuts down the Daily Show because it loses too much money.(and it will be a shame because this show helped so many of us through the Trump years with Trevor making us laugh)
@@jackl4laughs I'm not really the person to ask but if I had to guess I'd say he's a comedian who's not here to have a deep conversation about something that isn't the topic of his show
@@MrNiceVoice you're mocking him too, but I guess I should ask people who can answer questions not the followers who mindlessly laugh when told to. Thanks
I may be getting old, but I feel like when Jon left the daily show and Colbert left the Colbert Report, there was just a vacuum of accurate commentary on current events. With John Oliver on Last Week Tonight and Jon Stewart back for one day a week (I wish it was every day, but I'll take what I can get), the world feels a little more normal (or at least, we have people pointing out just how not-normal everything is, which is cathartic).
Trevor did very well.
Trevor Noah was still doing an incredible service with his hosting of the Daily Show....
@@ForestRaptor @babu357 It's all opinion. In my opinion; Trevor did fine. Craig Kilborn did fine, all other hosts did fine. But Jon gave the show a heart and wit that simply isn't there without him, and it elevates the Daily Show above simply "fine" (again, my opinion).
Jon Stewart is an incredible talent, and I’m so glad he’s back. No shade to Trevor Noah, but his style never quite landed with me the same way.
John Oliver’s show, being more informative, and less satirical, also never quite landed for me. It’s information peppered with jokes, while Jon Stewart messages are embedded within the comedy.
@@scaredyfish Yeah I was a fan of Noah's stand-up long before he got this job and I feel like the news desk never really fit his style of comedy. Like
@mintercondition said, he did "fine". But just didn't quite click like Jon does.
😂 Thank you for posting the BTS that created his opening joke-- I was wondering what that was about! Hilarious. Stewart has a skilled way of defending his work, while also being self-deprecating. Glad to see him back in the hot seat
TV is still there. It is just that 90% of it has turned into late night community access cable.
And what is wrong with that?
I strictly use my tv as monitor for my PS5
Because it is a dying medium.
Precisely. Who here anymore needs to be held hostage by the cable companies??? they were the medium to deliver TV. Now it's a different medium. big effing deal.
And we don't have to deal with the corporate media as much. I like that... No, TV is not dead, but the corruption of TV is dead. (Of course, we have other demons to confront, if that's not obvious... hi google!!)
@@GodIsADelusion Yeah, they were saying that about radio back in the 1950s. It's still here.
Okay honestly how can someone be this COOL at 60.. I mean seriously lovee this guy.
community of diversified people around him, psychedelic drugs, etc.
I've watched all of my favourite TV shows on my computer since 2004. I got a telly for a present in 2014 and have watched it about 15 times since then, mainly FIFA World Cup matches. TV isn't dying, just evolving.
I think it’s more accurate to say cable is dying. That was a dominant force a decade ago but fizzled out as streaming became more common and the internet was made accessible.
Authoritative sources of factual information are dying
We never liked cable, it was just the best option until better tech came along.
And it got replaced by countless "me too" streaming services that ultimately cost more than cable did even after adjusting for inflation
And now all the streaming cost WAY more than cable did which was everyone complaining,aired about.
@@grfrogMeh…and they’re being replaced by an echo chamber of influencers, pranksters, disinformation and other people who don’t know what they’re talking about.
TV is doing well on RUclips and other platforms. Love your show!
But I don't think the production companies or TV channels see much revenue from YT ads. Compared to ad buys by corporates, these preroll ads are tiny amounts of revenue. Unless the YT channel has lots of viewers
@@RuairiODonnellFOTO it's still the same *medium*, it's just a difference in monetization.
I block most TV shows that shows up on youtube. Jon got grandfathered in to my algorithm. I'd blocked the daily show before he came back.
@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat tv is short for television. Television is a system of transmitting visuals and sounds shown on screens. Everything on your "algorithm" is part of tv.
@@SuperMessi88 Sure that makes sense if you're too young to remember a time before 1999.
Please post more of these! He's great at improv
I love that you guys captured this all and posted it to add context for the rest of us.
I think, to clarify what the person might have meant, is that cable news specifically is dying, as all major networks outside of Fox news have had audiences shrinking greatly from year to year. I think the idea is that younger people do not necessarily trust these outlets and turn to social media as a result where they feel like the news they’re shown is less curated. A lot of independent journalists also use social media as an outlet for their stories due to not being affiliated with a network to get on tv.
Yeah, in my country, the newspapers are complaining that people don't buy their papers - people are still reading their news, but only online instead. So many newspapers here really dragged their feet in even making their news accessible online. Were then surprised when people started being drawn to other news sites instead.
I think Jon may have missed a vital part of the picture. What about people who get their news from The Young Turks, The David Pakman Show, Ben Shapiro or Tucker Carlson (now that he's on X formerly known as Twitter)? That takes out the middle man of a television network/program.
Further, what about those who have their "news" curated by the Facebook, Twitter or RUclips algorithms?
Right. There’s context to the context. The gentleman voiced concern about young people relying solely on social media for information and news. This is very different from the idea of “television”, and while The Daily Show is on said platforms, it’s not even a channel that young(er) people are following for information.
It's great to have Jon back. We really need his voice speaking truth to power in the current media and political landscape more than ever! That being said, he would face far fewer issues with censorship by media companies employing him if he starts his own podcast instead of a traditional TV show. If you're not aware, Paramount--the company that owns and funds The Daily Show, CBS, Comedy Central, etc--is currently in severe debt, going through restructuring, and up for sale. Their broadcast and cable TV channels are not profitable enough anymore, and their streaming service Paramount+ has been in serious debt since it launched. The future of everything funded and produced by Paramount is up in the air and to be determined by whichever media conglomerate buys them out. Jon Stewart and the Daily Show would have much more control and long-term stability for their content if they start a podcast they control all the rights to!
Paramount+ doesn't even exist as a streaming service here in my country. They apparently partnered with Comcast Sky Group, so the Paramount+ stuff is still accessible, but under a new name: Skyshowtime. Maybe to lower costs?
Thx, we needed that context... Really happy to have Jon back on my screen, even if it is a tiny one now.
Now the context to that intro makes so much more sense
I think what the audience guy also meant is that some people get their news from sources that are exclusive to tiktok/youtube/etc. For the better or for worse
His phrasing wasn't the clearest ^^
@@ForestRaptor he was getting mocked the whole time, no one wants to be mocked like that infront of a crowd. And now they released the video to mock him more online.
I really hope this isn't one of those moments where we look back like cars over horses and are like, "what were we thinking believing corporate TV wouldn't go away for content creators on social media?"(I don't want corporations to win, but they do have the funds to make the best projects happen)
I got the context when I first watched it w/out the BTS and I was watching on the interwebs, on a TV, that I use for a monitor for my computer, but does have an antenna for broadcast, no cable, but also no paid streaming services, while I don't do SM...&c.
Maybe it's just b/c I'm just very aware of what the source medium is even though I'm using a different one.
I think the point the guy was making was touching on how form follows function but also can filter content delivery and therefore content itself. I'm going to be exposed to different content sitting in front of a wall with moving pictures for 30 - 120 minutes, than if I'm glancing down at my hand standing in line in public.
Also, how much time will I spend being exposed to didactic research to ruminate on vs. being exposed to just any idiot's brain farts that I have to find more of to tell my friends?
Not judging, just thinking.
@@jackl4laughsHe shouldn’t have mocked what Jon does for a living.
Don’t start none, won’t be none.
@@77Creation he asked a basic question about society shifting where they get content from, and Jon mocked him immediately without any clarifying questions to understand what the point was. The guy didn't mock Jon, he asked a question and got laughed at for bringing up that social media sites are taking viewers and revenue from media giants. Media giants like Comedy Central have shutdown production on many shows the past 5 years and they openly say social media sites streaming so much content for free is taking their viewers and thus they're losing ad revenue.
Daily Show is acting like print newspapers can't be replaced by blogs and sites from every point of view, but you're trolling because you were told to laugh and you did like a trained animal.
You always got that one guy that feels compelled to declare some kind of statement
They are called plants.
@@jordanintheskyFox News is a helluva drug
@@SwiftJustice WDYM, the entertainment industry wasn't invented by Fox.
@@jordaninthesky the daily show isn't fox propaganda. that's the difference. fox doesn't have enough integrity to not use plants
😅@@jordaninthesky
And when the world needed him most, he returned!
Thanks for posting this it was great!
More of these please
Jon is my spirit animal.
Thank you for the context! I was a bit confused when I saw the opening of the show.
Oooo, them youths!
The Utes ! Utes ya honor!
@@ChaosKingableDammit, now I gotta watch that movie again.
I got Hulu live just to watch this show. I never realized how much I missed broadcast TV until now.
I love these behind the scenes conversations
I have been an audience member in the daily show and some of the stuff that they do before the show or if they have something happen that goes off on a tangent, and they edit out for time was fascinating
I don't think I've watched anything but youtube vids for the last few years . Mostly long form videos . I left facebook and twitter too . Feels great .
'Don't recommend channel' also helps.
Hugely undervalued tool. Should be taught in schools and there should be regulation so that every content service has similar mechanisms.@@AndrejMejac
@@AndrejMejac Which is why YT will probably get rid of it :(
@@chinkasuyaro8983 It seems possible, but then there's plenty of plugins, like uBlock Origin, for-instance.
The point he's making is that it's literally just TV still though. It's just served on a website. There's no difference. Plenty of youtube channels are funded by, if not outright owned and operated by, syndicated television companies. Like literally this one. XD
Nothing is dying or has died. The medium just slightly shifted.
Wondering if this is a textbook case of a young man hearing others say TV is dying, thinking to himself "yes, it is, because I watch all my stuff online or on my phone," and never once thinking of where the content of what he watches originates? If so, it's just more proof that thinking beyond what we hear is actually what's dying out.
No. TV is dying. It's exactly like when people said newspapers aren't dying. And they have died. And that is the number one cause of the culture wars going on today.
Thank you, someone else gets it. Cool you swap to RUclips, but the companies get less profits from working on others platforms so they start making less or lower quality. Soon enough no one wants to watch their stuff, so new media giants are crowned.
In the mean time shows that are running get worse and worse, and they keep digging their own Graves deeper and deeper.
TV is not dying. It’s simply transforming, just as Jon said. We watch it on a different form factor now. That’s all. We can even interact with it now just as we’re doing in these comments. Traditional network TV might be dying; it’s obvious that it’s searching for new avenues in streaming. The issue there is that the concept of a medium with no way to interact with it is archaic to us now.
Gen Z (and maybe some younger Millennials) might not know that the name “RUclips” is a reference to television (aka “the tube”).
@@MosEisleySpacePort1138 since people flagged my comment from last week. How do you think all of Comedy Centrals former stars feel about your comment that TV is not dying? Trevor is even gone because Comedy Central bought him out too.
@@websurvivor But isn’t Substack simply one of today’s newspapers? It’s a different model than traditional newspapers. But still the same concept.
Glad your back
Love the new beat!
Great explanation... I work in the media industry, digital, and that was 🤘🏽 many digital companies failed to produce content as it is simply too expensive and not their core competency.
Thank you for coming back😍. We need you 😆
Thank you for adding context to that
He has a point. What's specifically dying is traditional cable TV, where you get a package deal of over a thousand channels and none of them are interested to watch and they come with unskippable commercials that even muting won't save you from its mind-manipulating machinations.
I'm more worried about not being able to OWN the media in my private collection, be it VHS, CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray, even mp3s or video files on my hard drive. Call me old fashioned, but given there's been a lot of shows no longer streaming on certain platforms that people would still pay money to own, be it on a disk or a computer file, it makes piracy a more attractive alternative, even if it does go against one's moral for supporting creative people who MAKE the stuff for us. (Not to mention that closed captions is a must for my family.)
Like Louis Rossmann (spelling?) says, if you go the legit route what you get is _worse_ than what you get with piracy. I wanted to stream Nflix to my Meta Quest 2 VR headset, and it turns out they cap you at 480p, even though the headset can do 4K or even 8K+. Thus one would literally get higher-resolution video if one were to turn to illegitimate sources. 480p lol. On an 8K device 🤣
Cable is _very_ much alive.
It is just that now we call _them_ Streaming Services.
We went from the perfect Utopia of just Netflix for 8 bucks which had _everything_ but then, of course, greed and capitalism.
And now we had countless streaming services at 15 bucks with nothing interesting to watch,
"(Not to mention that closed captions is a must for my family.)"
It is trivial to mux subtitles/captions into an .mkv container; thus proper pirates would include such things (as text streams can be pirated, same as audio and video streams).
But cable is not all streaming. Putting are cutting out cable because you pay a fortune through them and if you just get it from the internet you can get the same thing for much less.@@abeaconintheoffice
Cable TV is not traditional. Over the air TV is traditional. Both are dying, cable is repurposed for on-demand streaming as you noted, and OTA TV will soon disappear completely.
Love him. what a masterclass of showing a confidence, mature, fun and stable personality.
The love and respect i have for this man. May he live 100 years ❤❤❤
Great show! Great host! I loved Jon Stewart back in the day as well. You can see though that his once laser sharp focused mind is starting to show his age. That's just life, but do us a favour, Jon, and stick around. It is great to have you back 🙏
Getting cable TV didn’t even cross my mind when I moved out of my parents’ house. All I got was Wi-Fi. I haven’t watched TV at my home in around 8 years. I consider The Daily Show a RUclips channel.
Ok, but it is made for Comedy Central which is a cable tv network. I watch the show on Paramount +..The Daily Show also has a RUclips channel where they put up video segments of the original show.
Made for TV. What you watch on RUclips is a TV show made in a TV studio.
@@MrImaginationUnleash Hey, I use actual TVs as my computer monitors, so when I watch RUclips, I'm watching Jon on TV.
Only reason I have cable is because you can’t get a fast internet connection over phone lines here. Never watch the actual cable content, unless it’s on RUclips, etc.
That made my night. Thank you.
Even better with the context thrown in, thanks.
Went to two tapings in his last year circa 2015 and it is just like that. He is great in the pre show warm up.
When people had antenna's on their roofs, 3 networks ruled the airwaves, and tv viewership was free. That was the golden age. A slow death spiral eversince.
Don't tell Netflix that. I watch Netflix on my big screen TV.
Yes, and people used to churn their own butter and shear sheep to make their family’s sweaters.
Seriously, if it bugs you that much to shell out for services, why have them? I doubt many people really want to go back to 3 networks, all kinds of shadows on their little black & white screens and horrendous interference in transmission during bad weather.
@@patriciagrandjean8205It doesn't bug you that we have the Trump MAGA culture today? That is a direct result of newspapers dying. This stuff matters. People said exactly what you're saying about newspapers. "Now I can get it for free on the Internet!" And look what happened. Getting it free on the Internet meant people don't get paid to be journalists. So they stopped doing it. Which left a vacuum that was filled by Fox News. And that's why we have *motions at everything* today.
@@MrImaginationUnleash Nexflix is reporting money issues and has to generally cancel shows after a couple seasons because they aren't drawing viewers anymore. It's expensive to keep developing new shows all the time, it's not sustainable for them.
Wow, I saw that intro and thought it was great and it was an ad lib which came from an audience question? Amazing.
Gosh, no one can make me laugh as much as Jon can. Welcome back to The Daily Show!
I so needed this laugh today! Thank you Jon!
The ironic thing is that we will still be using TV screen to watch our social media stuff, Netflick type of shows as content is content.
True but now the need for a Cable TV service isn't paramount as long as you have an internet connection.
@@Kardia_of_RhodesThen people should say what they mean.
The smart people will. All the smartphone zombies we see walking around will be watching it underneath cars.
It’s dying in that there is no centralized channel people gravitate to and then talk about episodes or news broadcasts regularly like in the office and “around the water cooler.” It’s just a mishmash of random information from random sources that pops up based on whatever algorithm on whatever platform you are on thinks you would want to see.
That’s not wholly true, a new Mr.Beast or Channel Five video drop is a big deal
Man, I remember when I went to see The Daily Show tape in person right before Jon left in 2015. It was so cool. I even got to ask him a question, actually two! 😁
Oh.
Helpful to have that context for that opening comment.
We can't even focus on one thing anymore. If I put anything on my TV, I'm scrolling through my feed or RUclips paying attention to something else within minutes
Great idea🙂
I feel like the villain from Red Dragon when I say, "TV is not dying. It's changing."
such a funny question! I haven't had a TV in 20 years and I'm doing fine thank you very much. Looking at the daily show's views on YT, they're doing fine too lol. And let's not forget that here it reaches audiences all over the world, not just people with US TV.
I am so glad to have him on our side. He is an amazing thinker on his feet.
RUclips now has 3-5 seconds of ads for every 7.5 minutes of content. They just re-invented TV on a different platform.
So glad he’s back!
Master Class!
love the context lol
265k views in day 1, that holiday is coming, bro😂😂😂
Love this content and this thoughtful, nuanced view, keep it up
I'm over 50 and have abandoned TV over 10 years ago. I watch streams on the net, rent movies and watch whatever i want - when i want. I still get news from various traditional news sources (CNN, BBC etc) and none of them are from a dumb box in my livingroom. Yes - TV is dying and coffing up blood, and has been for a long time - but broadcasting is just transforming into streaming.
Btw, i'm watching this on a computer in 2024. Not on a TV with linear entertainment i can't skip or chose what i want to see or when i want. Lets just put TV out of it's misery.
We said the same thing about newspapers. And then newspapers died. Which meant no more real journalists. Which left a vacuum that was filled by Fox News. And that's literally why we have Trump MAGA and all this *motions at everything* today.
And here we are, seeing it on youtube
Can't remember the last time I watched Network TV. It's been years. I don't even have my TV hooked up to a cable box or antenna.
Watching this TV on my computer!
Great writing
Jon Stewart please NEVER leave again.. my dad left and never came back T.T
The lack of being able to comment on (interactive ability, community building advantages, I'm demonstrating with this comment?) and control WHEN you watch T.V. is what is holding back this state of the art, never before experienced Platform - T.V.
Brilliant ! :D
We need full episodes!
maybe TV is not dying after all LOL
There is this thing called cable. Should you pay for it. Violla full shows.
I think you can even transfer the cable subscription to stream on your device.
Go get cable, they need profits to keep making the show or they'll just shut it down like Sam Bee and Daniel Tosh. They even paid Trevor to leave to save money.
I didn’t realize how much I missed him on this show
He is so quick and funny!
And I’m watching this tv segment on RUclips. So there ya go!
I love this guy! Please come back permanently!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ things are changing fast obviously . John you are fabulous still.
Looooooooove Jon Stewart! So nice to have him back! It's the only bright spot on the horizon these days!
I saw a commercial for a news app where one young person said, "I get my news from social media." Kids need to be taught about journalism and the differences between facts and meme's.
I'll only watch you on RUclips, not sure if that counts as tv or not.. but still watching!
More, give us more Jon Stewart! Feed me Seymour.
Is there a way to watch the full episode on RUclips or something?
Very mature BEHIND THE SCENES from the Maestro of late nights.
I grew up watching peter jennings and dan rather and reading the usa today and local newpaper.. Now i just use RUclips and maybe read the Dailymail or google news. I haven't watched local news in close to a decade.
I had wondered what that was about
He's back!
And that .. that is true talent !! And that is why we are all so excited to have him back ❤
Can you guys upload the moment of Zen please, at least from jons shows
this reminds me of top gun maverick. the drone ranger says to mav "the end is near...and your kind is heading for extinction"
Mav responds- "maybe so sir... but not today" and I believe Mr. Stewart has just done the same!
Great to watch this bit on my IPad on a YT video as I do consume all of my DailyShow content via YT.
*Watching clips of the Daily Show on this platform with an ad blocker instead of on Comedy Central that likes to show commercials that I can't skip*
I was wondering if you were going to post this lol
Anime in the profile pic, what's not to like?
@@immortalasirpa6006 ?
Saying Tiktok is the replacement for TV is like saying dandruff has replaced pizza. As if streaming isn't a thing, and a minute of someone making bird beaks smugly with their hands at you is all we'll ever need.
thanks for making tv for us Jon
So glad he is back
TV is short for "tele-vision" and, in that literal regard, we continue to watch and be informed by sounds & images transported onto a screen. So, TV will likely continue long into the future despite it's change in form & delivery.
Except television is broadcast content. Internet applications like RUclips and TikTok are peer to peer content. They are not the same. And yes, TV absolutely is dying.
If we really want to be literal, "tele" means distance, and "vision" is, well, "vision".
TV was named so, because it lets you see things that are far away.
Basically every time you see something, it's television. If I look up, and see the Moon, that's farther away than any point on Earth, so I'm doing an even "tele-er vision" than TV.
@@websurvivor Peer to peer? So, you only watch channels with 3 or fewer subscribers? Because those are your peers.
What it actually is is on-demand broadcast.
@@websurvivor "Broadcast" is now "broadband". The world keeps changing, that's for certain.
@@blechtic ... what? Did that make sense even in your own head?