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Well, there used to be "cable access" shows where you could apply to broadcast your own program to a local audience. People today may be familiar with the conce
by jhbadger 6y ago
Well, there used to be "cable access" shows where you could apply to broadcast your own program to a local audience. People today may be familiar with the concept as a plot point in the movie "Wayne's World". Of course having a Youtube channel in the modern era is a similar concept which can reach a much larger audience.
- NotPavlovsDog 6y agoCould you use your standard TV to take a part of a broadcast, edit at will and re-send it? Key is, even for cable TV, you had to apply. Add the need to have special, extra gear. The internet silos today, removing access at whim and limiting what users can do on their platforms, are essentially taking on that role of a broadcaster while avoiding responsibilities imposed on publishers, a clever trick. I hope this is succinct to show the fundamental difference between the ideas behind the Internet and TV.