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- 1. Roll Credits? A Gary Nerlinger publication Traditional Television Must Adapt To Future Tech if it Wants To Thrive
- 2. “Film at 11” • Traditional television’s downfall has long been predicted. As the Internet forces changes across numerous industries, it’s finally TV’s turn to revolutionize itself. • The days of TV being a lone resource are over. YouTube, Hulu, Amazon and Netflix are offering services to subscribers that essentially take the place of television. • Industry experts like Gary Nerligner suggest that TV broadcasters can brave these choppy waters by getting into the same boat as their competition.
- 3. Platform Shifts • What was once a sole resource for original programming has been met with fierce competition over recent years. • Internet-only outlets are not only giving TV a run for its money, but are producing award-winning content. • Meanwhile, the “cord-cutting” phenomenon of customers ditching traditional cable continues. • Cost, convenience, average use and program options are just some of the reasons.
- 4. Television on the Internet • What do outlets like Hulu, Amazon and Netflix offer on their respective content distribution platforms? Read on for additional information. • Hulu’s 2017 season includes additions of new programs originally aired on TV as well as classic movies that will be available on-demand. • On Netflix, users will soon be able to watch a number of new documentaries being released across the month. • According to Gary Nerlinger, an expert on digital media distribution and live-streaming of content, this award- winning content has rightfully claimed a seat in living rooms across the country.
- 5. Television’s Last Stand • Clearly, TV as we know it is changing. However, Gary Nerlinger says there is still time for the technology to reinvent itself to stay afloat. • Lower monthly bills • Team up with online distributors • Offer high- quality programs
- 6. About the Author Gary Nerlinger is an expert on live-streaming, high-definition programming, live cable and digital video data.