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So, I am reminded of a point in the "early" (that is, early as a consumer venue) internet, when there was a lot of great content, but no good search engines. I
by rossdavidh 7y ago
So, I am reminded of a point in the "early" (that is, early as a consumer venue) internet, when there was a lot of great content, but no good search engines. It did not send people back to pre-internet sources, nor do I think the current situation will send people back to their network broadcast channel. But I think there is a real problem, which is that there are more and more good shows, and no more hours in the day. It feels...a bit like too many companies chasing any finite-sized market. It feels like just before the crash.
It's hard for the world to ever admit it, especially the U.S., but maybe we don't actually need to have this many shows?