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when we have time for it, when it is comfortable for us, because someone has decided it already instead of us, and we must adjust to the schedule of broadcasting. Such model of broadcasting does not meet our needs and preferences anymore. We live in the era of internet when in few minutes we can find any information that we need, any data, even any person we are looking for. We can get anything we want in two seconds, because our smartphone, which is always with us, took a role of our personal assistant. It can help us with any kind of task: find any information, make an appointment, make a reservation in hotel, order food, shop online, read a book, write an essay etc. This fulltime, 24/7 access to any necessary information, changed our life fundamentally. Life became easier in many aspects, people got used to a good service, they got used to get what they want any time they want, people’s requirements have increased. That’s why old-fashioned TV with its scheduled broadcasting, annoying and silly shows, infinite advertisements and overestimated prices for thousand channels (that one doesn’t even need and watch), does not seem so attractive and suitable for people of the 21st century. “We believe digital’s rise results from its better fit with youth lifestyles. Online video allows them to “watch any time I want” and “has what I want to watch” more so than TV. Online video has other notable benefits including it is “easy to relate to” and “makes me feel good about myself”—a meaningful trait for the angst of the teen years. And youth say online offers a better chance of avoiding advertising or ignoring it, pointing to the importance of native solutions that marry content with advertising” (Defy media, 2017). Certainly, in large part all of this is applicable first of all for the youngest part of population. And younger they are - more intolerable they are to such inconvenient things. So, disadvantages of traditional TV are obvious: - impossibility to watch what we want, - necessity to adapt to the broadcast schedule and impossibility to watch the shows at the time that is suitable for us, - tons of unskippable ads, - necessity to pay for the whole package of channels when we are actually interested only in several from the bundle, - overpriced packages (in U.S. average price in 2016 was $103.10 (Pressman, 2016), when the most expensive monthly plans at Netflix costs only $14 (Hastings et. al, 40PDF Image | Youtube a new era of TV
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