Die traditionellen Medien sind bei jungen Menschen auf dem Rückzug. Neue Forschungsergebnisse zeigen, dass die Mehrheit der 16- bis 24-Jährigen in Großbritannien in einer durchschnittlichen Woche kein Fernsehprogramm sieht.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/media-use-and-attitudes/media-habits-adults/gen-z-swerves-traditional-broadcast-tv-as-less-than-half-tune-in-weekly/#:~:text=For%20the%20first%20time%2C%20less,into%20the%20nation’s%20media%20habits.&text=The%20decline%20in%20weekly%20reach,84%25%20in%20a%20single%20year.
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Submission Statement
In the 1960s, the famous media theorist Marshall McLuhan predicted the effects of TV on society. Now it seems we are rapidly transitioning to the post-TV age.
At TV’s height of influence in the late 20th century, it shaped country’s cultures, history, and those country’s citizen’s national identity, and politics. It still does for the old. People often worry about the bad side of the post-TV social media world. Those problems are real, but it has its good sides too. It’s decentralized, and content creation is now in the hands of the many, not the rich, elite few. That means the ability to shape identities, national narratives, and political realities is becoming more decentralized too.
i’m 39 and i’ve never watched the news (only when i’m at my parents house and they have it on)
I’m 49 and I can’t remember the last time I watched something on broadcast TV that wasn’t a football game.
If you don’t believe this, just ask a young person. This is why we older folks need to pay attention and stop following partisan news media that only exists to advertise prescription drugs and sensationalize political differences.
We watched what the talking heads and their constant stream of vitrol, rage, and hate did to our parents and grandparents. No thanks, I have no interest in fear tactics and propaganda.
Probably the same as in America there’s nothing to watch
43, I dont even have an antenna plugged into my TV. Not had live tv since was 24.
44 and I don’t watch broadcast tv at all. Olympics being an exception to the norm.