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Total recall: the 25 Most Memorable Events in TV History
What will the future be like? This question is pondered by both philosophers and businessmen alike. Many modern ideas and technologies have their origins in the past, and the most recent hi-tech gadgets had their beginnings long before we were born.
Let’s recall what was happening in the TV industry 20, 50 and 100 years ago, when people had no idea they couldn’t live without Smart TV or Netflix.
TV technology has always been changing and will continue to do so again and again. Engineering advancements, political events, and cultural shifts create a desire for more formats and opportunities among the viewers. Each new progression spoils the viewers even more. Nevertheless, the interest and demand for TV are eternal. The only question is which shape it will take and how operators and manufacturers can keep up with it.
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