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Apr 10, 2017 33 min

50. What is TV?

from Interface Hosted by Ian Fuchs

If you've been a long time listener, you might recall episode 7, where we discussed TV consumption and streaming TV. Now, in 315-day-old follow-up, Chase has cancelled SlingTV and Ian is testing out the recently released YouTube TV. The question is, outside of sports, does anybody watch anything live? And is the TV (as in the panel on your wall or entertainment center) becoming a relic of the past? * Interface Episode 7: Push Button, Receive TV * YouTube TV review: The cord-cutter's dream is still a long way away * YouTube TV needs more channels, but it gets the basics right * What DirecTV Now means for the future of TV * The Future of TV isn’t apps | TechCrunch * How Millennials Consume TV Depends on Which Stage of Life They’re In – Adweek * YouTube Is Crushing Cable TV, According To Google | The Huffington Post * CivicScience | Gen Z Is All About Streaming

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