Hundreds of streaming services and nothing to watch
Summary
Despite the massive expansion of television options over the years, viewers frequently struggle to find appealing content to watch. The proliferation of countless streaming services has led to a modern paradox where endless channel availability fails to guarantee satisfying entertainment choices.
“Fifty-seven channels, and nothin’ on.” Bruce Springsteen famously said those words during a concert and later in a song in the 1990s about the number of TV channels seemingly growing disproportionately to the availability of enjoyable content. Within a few years, there would be hundreds of TV channels and still, some would argue in hyperbolic frustration, “nothing to watch.”Read full…
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