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Broadcast TV's Demise - More Fiction Than Fact

Well, Mr. Rayburn is quite right, despite the fact that he doesn't know the difference between compliment and complement. (Sorry, I'm an English teacher.) The Internet is much more of a threat to magazines and newspapers than it is to broadcast TV, at least in the immediate future. We haven't caught up to bandwidth problems for regular TV, much less for high-definition TV. It's one thing to download an occasional show, and quite another to shift the medium to the Internet.

Newpapers and magazines, well, I don't see how they can survive the Internet. The content will survive, but the medium is obsolete. I wish it weren't, but it's a matter of currency (being current).