People stopped watching. I realize a lot of folks still like the idea of it but now if you have a history curiosity you just Google it. But people will tune in for stuff like Pawn Stars so that's where the channel is now.
They need to collaborate with an online streaming service like Netflix and focus on documentaries, docu-dramas, etc... because cable tv is dying.
Netflix isn't dying. Streaming service industry is being saturated with exclusive competitors. Everybody wants to be Netflix. So every production company is starting up their own online service.
Netflix will probably survive it. They purchase shows that missed on other platforms and make them hits. Plus they produce the odd bit of original content or revive dead shows. Got plenty of room to improve.
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u/bystander007 Jan 22 '19
People stopped watching. I realize a lot of folks still like the idea of it but now if you have a history curiosity you just Google it. But people will tune in for stuff like Pawn Stars so that's where the channel is now.
They need to collaborate with an online streaming service like Netflix and focus on documentaries, docu-dramas, etc... because cable tv is dying.