Watching TV without the TV

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by dizzyde

Or, how quickly can a slide show move before it becomes a video???

A couple of years ago I asked some old time anti-video stalwarts that very exact same question!

[dizzyde]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

A couple of years ago I asked some old time anti-video stalwarts that very exact same question!

Did you get a reasonable answer, or this ?

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by dizzyde

Did you get a reasonable answer, or this ?

IS there a reasonable answer? Is there even an UNreasonable one? LOL

[Neck]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

This story just puts the ! on what many here (and other forums) have been saying for years when it comes to arguing with UC's about the value of..... video, or television, or motion pictures, or to the REAL old ones, the talkies!

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,369571,00.html

Well, it may not be completely obsolete yet. But increasingly it's imprecise, simplistic or just plain wrong. It's a relic of the analog age — like the way people still say "dialing" a phone number.

"Watching television" is a term full of assumptions that, after a half-century, are increasingly suspect.

For one thing, just what does "television" mean now? The "watching" part is also open to debate, as my 13-year-old son bears out.

Continued on link.

Many in the industry that I work in Technology sales.

Are starting to refer to all and any video images that are one-way as '
Broadcast TV.

A monitor, the Internet, U-tube, DVD's, Video Tapes, etc are now part of the Broadcast TV portfolio.

Say goodbye to over the airways TV.