Look, I get why people think live streaming is taking over. The numbers are impressive, and my own kids barely touch the TV remote. But I think we're confusing "changing" with "dying" here. Traditional TV has survived radio, VHS, and even the early internet. It adapts.
Here's what I'm not sure people talk about enough: live events. The Super Bowl, the Oscars, breaking news. When something huge happens, millions still flip to cable or broadcast. Streaming can't replicate that shared, real-time experience. Not yet, anyway.
And honestly? A lot of live streaming is just traditional TV content repackaged. Those gamers you see? They're essentially hosting their own shows. The format changes, but the core idea - scheduled entertainment with a host - isn't that different. So maybe TV isn't dying. Maybe it's just learning new tricks.
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