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The article points out that "eyeballs on TV" hasn't dropped nearly as much as people thought it was going to 10 years ago. They're spread out over more channels
by msbarnett 11y ago
The article points out that "eyeballs on TV" hasn't dropped nearly as much as people thought it was going to 10 years ago. They're spread out over more channels, but watching as much TV as ever (and skipping ads less than they used to).
- habitue 11y agoThe article says people who watch TV watch as many hours as they used to. It's not true that as many people watch TV as they used to. I don't think there's a good reason to think TV viewership will go anywhere but down over time In any case, I'm not saying we're there yet