Trump's sweeping new tariffs have reignited recession fears, with analysts warning that a resulting pullback in ad spending could wipe out $45 billion from the US market — and potentially accelerate the decline of traditional TV.
Even after reading the article, I still struggle a bit to understand what they mean by “go the way of newspapers”.
In my mind, traditional cable or antenna television has already gone the way of newspapers - still around and used by many people, but largely a memory supplanted by online stuff.
They talk all about how ad spendng may go down, and this is Yahoo Finance, so I guess they mean that TV companies/studios/whatever will not be a very profitable investment option and many may close?
Even after reading the article, I still struggle a bit to understand what they mean by “go the way of newspapers”.
In my mind, traditional cable or antenna television has already gone the way of newspapers - still around and used by many people, but largely a memory supplanted by online stuff.
They talk all about how ad spendng may go down, and this is Yahoo Finance, so I guess they mean that TV companies/studios/whatever will not be a very profitable investment option and many may close?