TWO ARGUMENTS REPUDIATING THE POSSIBILITY OF

A DE FACTO, MINOR CHANGE REGARDING TV WATCHING HABIT.

WITHIN THE BLIZZARD OF POSSIBLE CHANGES PRECIPITATED BY THE INCREASING

PROLIFERATION OF TV, A UNIVERSALLY CONCENTRATED CULTURE IS THE MOST
PROMINENT ONE, WHICH ENCOMPASSES THE CONFLUENCE OF HIGH AND LOW
CULTURE. HOWEVER, TWO FACTORS REPUDIATE THE OCCURRENCE OF SUCH A
CHANGE. FIRSTLY, THERE EXIST FOLKS WHO DENY TV’S INDUCIVE ROLE, WHILE
HEAPING STRICTURES UPON THOSE INCLINED TO IT AS A DETERMINANT. THE
SECOND COMPONENT CONCERNS THE UNEVEN DISTRIBUTION OF THIS TYPE OF
TECH ACROSS THE GLOBE. THAT SAID, A MINOR CHANGE IN PEOPLE’S WATCHING
HABIT IS UNDERWAY, WHICH IS ATTRIBUTED TO INCREASED TVs WITHIN A
HOUSEHOLD, AS WELL AS THE MUSHROOMING OF VARIOUS CHANNELS IN
ACCORDANCE WITH DIFFERENT GROUP OF INTERESTS. NEVERTHELESS, NO
TAILOR-MADE PROGRAMME WAS IMPLEMENTED TO SERVE DISADVANTAGED
GROUPS.