Cutting the cable cord: Will online media mean the death of TV

The video explores the shift from traditional cable TV to streaming services, driven by millennials and cord-cutters seeking more flexible and cost-effective viewing options. It highlights the impact of this shift on the cable industry, with a decline in traditional TV viewership and a rise in streaming. The discussion includes economic considerations, the role of major media players, and the future of TV, suggesting that while traditional TV may decline, it will not disappear entirely.

What is the average number of channels people watch despite having access to over 900?

• 17

• 200

• 100

• 50

Why do millennials like Hanny prefer streaming services over traditional cable TV?

• They are more affordable and flexible.

• They are easier to install.

• They have better picture quality.

• They offer more channels.

What percentage of American homes subscribe to at least one streaming service according to a Nielsen report?

• 40%

• 25%

• 60%

• 10%

What is the main reason for the decline in traditional TV viewership?

• High cost of cable

• Rise of streaming services

• Poor customer service

• Limited content options

Which company is NOT mentioned as offering new streaming subscription services?

• Microsoft

• Dish Network

• Sony

• Apple

What is a potential consequence for smaller networks if more people turn away from cable bundles?

• They will increase their prices.

• They will merge with larger networks.

• They will become endangered.

• They will become more popular.

What is the main content type millennials are watching outside of traditional pay TV systems?

• Social media videos

• Repackaged TV shows

• Big budget dramas

• Live sports