Traditional broadcast TV is already on life support, having experienced a steady decline in viewership for the past two decades. But Donald Trump’s latest attack could lead to the U.S. government pulling the plug for good. Trump has never been one to hold back against the press, but his recent proposals to revoke the licenses of TV networks he considers too critical have alarmed free speech advocates and media watchdogs. While cable news and digital platforms continue to dominate political coverage, network television remains a critical source of information for millions of Americans. But is broadcast TV really in danger? And if broadcast TV did disappear, what would that mean for competition among streaming platforms?
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READ MORETraditional broadcast TV is already on life support, having experienced a steady decline in viewership for the past two decades. But Donald Trump’s latest attack could lead to the U.S. government pulling the plug for good. Trump has never been one to hold back against the press, but his recent proposals to revoke the licenses of TV networks he considers too critical have alarmed free speech advocates and media watchdogs. While cable news and digital platforms continue to dominate political coverage, network television remains a critical source of information for millions of Americans. But is broadcast TV really in danger? And if broadcast TV did disappear, what would that mean for competition among streaming platforms?
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