Slowdown of TV Usage May Ultimately Slide to its Extinction

Mr. Shwetank Johri

doi:https://doi.org/v1i1.03

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Slowdown of TV Usage May Ultimately Slide to its Extinction

Shwetank Johri

https://doi.org/v1i1.03

Published Online: January 20, 2016

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1. * Shwetank Johri, MBA Student, MBA, Global Business School , Hubli, Karnataka, India (shwetankpalmistry@gmail.com)

With advanced technology and continuous innovation, people have started using alternative ways for viewing television le Desktop computers, Notebook, ipod and tablet. The app world is born in the year 1993, by IBM the giant of IT world, and reached a record 44 billion downloads as recorded in the year 2013.Year 2013-14 is recorded a $100+ billion revenue per clients. The APP's gigantic shares are form Apple, Amazon, Blackberry, Google, Nokia, Microsoft and Samsung.If the trend continues it would be very difficult for the television industry to survive in its existing form. Hence it would either get extinct or will have to innovate into a totally new product.

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TV, Television; Television Market; Extinction of TV Alternatives to TV; Trends in Television

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