Scenarios about 'cable television'
The development and proliferation of television content distributed via coaxial or fiber optic cables rather than through over-the-air broadcasting. Cable television revolutionized media consumption from the 1950s onward by enabling greater channel capacity, improved reception quality, and specialized programming, ultimately transforming entertainment options, media business models, and creating new cultural touchpoints across different demographic groups.
What If Cable Television Never Declined?
Exploring the alternate timeline where cable television maintained its dominance in the face of streaming services, fundamentally altering the media landscape, consumer viewing habits, and the development of digital entertainment platforms.