Conclusion on the Impact of New Media on Television

            In a nutshell, considering the fact that a TV can attract audiences regardless of their ages and education, it has an immense audience. The evolution of TV is the prime theme in this essay, explaining how this discovery and the conventional medium is facing challenges which the social media is posing. In 1928, the first Electronic Television was demonstrated or introduced in Germany and it was circulated commercially in 1934 among the public under RCA or Radio Corporation of America. BBC2 arrived in 1964 with better quality and line images up to 625. Cable Television originated in the 1940s and almost at the same in Pennsylvania, Oregon, and Arkansas. For accommodating the rising demand, menus are being expanded by cable programmes on the offerings of digital cable. The reception of a TV’s new modes, iPhones, digital media, and satellites have formed a new means of accessing broadcast services. Teenagers seem to spend almost twenty percent of their time watching films while fourteen percent watched video clips on Hot star and YouTube. The revolution of social media has changed the world and made the news or content available to millions within a few seconds.

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