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The Mini-Season Trend
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<blockquote data-quote="Emelee" data-source="post: 197982" data-attributes="member: 73"><p>I sometimes feel like a dinosaur when I discuss TV with friends and colleagues. Some of my friends don't even own a TV anymore. Others only have streaming services connected to their TVs. Few people I know own a DVD or Blu-Ray player. </p><p></p><p>I still watch some series when they are broadcasted and I still buy lots of DVDs. I feel so alone even though I also stream because so few people watch live TV unless it's sports. </p><p></p><p></p><p>I don't see the streaming trend ending. I get that it's extremely viewer friendly. Just like streaming music where you get everything stored on the streaming company's cloud or whatever it's called. No need for physical copies and you can watch/listen anywhere in the world and at any time and for as long as you want. And skip over things you don't want to watch or listen to.</p><p></p><p>Question is: is streaming the big "it"? Will the future see something else, something even better than streaming? The video player, the discs and the internet were revolutionary. Will there be something even easier and smarter in 50 years?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Emelee, post: 197982, member: 73"] I sometimes feel like a dinosaur when I discuss TV with friends and colleagues. Some of my friends don't even own a TV anymore. Others only have streaming services connected to their TVs. Few people I know own a DVD or Blu-Ray player. I still watch some series when they are broadcasted and I still buy lots of DVDs. I feel so alone even though I also stream because so few people watch live TV unless it's sports. I don't see the streaming trend ending. I get that it's extremely viewer friendly. Just like streaming music where you get everything stored on the streaming company's cloud or whatever it's called. No need for physical copies and you can watch/listen anywhere in the world and at any time and for as long as you want. And skip over things you don't want to watch or listen to. Question is: is streaming the big "it"? Will the future see something else, something even better than streaming? The video player, the discs and the internet were revolutionary. Will there be something even easier and smarter in 50 years? [/QUOTE]
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