Nearly one-third of millennials don’t think they need a TV
That’s because 83 percent of 18-29 year olds are getting some, most, or all of their television online. Could we experience the death of TV in our lifetime?
All that tin foil. All that adjusting of the antennas to get the picture to hold for a mere two or three seconds—I have no idea why we thought it was fun.
I wonder whether we would have enjoyed it as much if we were huddled around a laptop computer, waiting for the “I Love Lucy” reruns to buffer.
Probably not, although that’s becoming the reality in the U.S. as Americans embrace online video at a historic rate.
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