The End of Television?

The book explores the decline of classic television, particularly the era of the 1950s and 1960s, when families gathered around limited programming as a communal experience. It examines the transition from this unified viewing experience to the fragmented landscape of modern television, questioning whether the essence of television as a shared cultural medium is lost. Through this lens, it reflects on the impact of technological advancements and changing viewing habits on the television industry and society.