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Could Pay TV be on the way out?

CTListener said:
Is it too late to nominate the past few posts for RadioDiscussions' Most Boring Thread Derailment of the Year award?
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No....
 
crainbebo said:
How many 18-49s are watching movies on HBO via cable/satellite/streaming vs. Netflix for their films? Likewise, how many 18-49s watch Bill Maher or John Oliver clips on YouTube vs. watching live on Friday night or Sunday night?
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I wish about everyone would stop watching Bill Maher in any form. Marc Maron said he is desperately chasing relevance by being provocative and even Chappelle said "f*** that guy" in his new standup. He makes a decent point once in a blue moon, but its like trying to find a needle in a haystack these days.
 
tall_guy1 said:
I wish about everyone would stop watching Bill Maher in any form. Marc Maron said he is desperately chasing relevance by being provocative and even Chappelle said "f*** that guy" in his new standup. He makes a decent point once in a blue moon, but its like trying to find a needle in a haystack these days.
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Would've come back and deleted this post as these posts tend to be divisive, but there's a time limit they can be deleted.
 
davideduardo said:
I would not say that "the internet has replaced my TV watching" because the internet is just a conductor. What has replaced our OTA viewing and cable usage (two older conductors of content) is on-demand streaming, where one can decide what to watch and when.
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I spend most of my "TV" watching time on the 'net watching non-network produced content. Lots of documentaries and other independent content as well as old TV shows and movies. My network viewing is almost exclusively live sports (NHL, NCAAF). I do catch some older scripted shows but nothing current. Virtually all of it is downloaded/viewed as I am otherwise OTA (due to my wife's viewing habits).
 


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