1. How has streaming affected the revenue models of traditional television broadcasters? 2. What are the key factors influencing audience migration from broadcast TV to streaming services? 3. How do younger audiences (16–34) engage with YouTube compared to traditional television? 4. What strategies are traditional TV production companies adopting to compete with digital content creators? 5. How does content format influence audience retention on streaming platforms versus traditional TV? 6. What role does social media play in promoting and sustaining viewership of traditional TV content? 7. How has the rise… Lees meer: Ten Questions on Broadcast Disruption

The analysis of television viewing trends highlights the profound impact of streaming services on traditional TV consumption. According to Ofcom’s data, the main Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) channels in the UK have experienced a significant decline in their market share, from 100% in 1988 to approximately 51% in 2017. A parallel trend is evident in the United States, where network and cable television have ceded substantial ground to streaming platforms (Ofcom, 2018). Additionally, figures illustrate a sharp reduction in time spent with physical print media and music consumption via traditional… Lees meer: Disruption of the TV industry

By 2030, AI video tools achieve photorealism and temporal coherence, enabling synthetic actors and environments indistinguishable from live-action footage. Consumers enthusiastically adopt AI-generated content for genres like horror, sci-fi, and personalized interactive media, drawn by hyper-customized narratives that adapt to individual preferences in real time (Lee & Kim, 2024). Studios leverage these tools to slash production costs by 60–80%, replacing traditional workflows with AI “directors” capable of generating entire scenes from text prompts (Gartner, 2024).