One area this blog will explore is how the definition of what television is is changing. Television used to be something that was very expensive, centrally controlled by very large operations that could support the massive capital requirements of putting a signal on the air.

Today, television is still that traditional thing, but it is also becoming much more. It’s the display in the mall food court, it’s the church service piped closed-circuit into the homes of the elderly members, it’s the scoreboard at a hockey game, it’s Vancouver’s own Tiki Bar TV. The days of monolithic networks owning the audience are over, but something much more interesting is coming to replace it. I invite your comments as always.