The television will not be revolutionised: Is Michael Wolff right that the glory days of the TV industry still lie in the future?

tim burrowes landscapeMedia execs will be talking about one book this year, says Mumbrella’s Tim Burrowes. Television Is The New Television offers, for the first time, a credible challenge to the orthodoxy that digital disruption will inevitably lead to new media winners.

Over the last decade or so, I’ve often been afflicted by this constant high-pitched background noise.

Like anyone who write about media, I’ve been experiencing the communications world’s version of tinnitus: whistling past the graveyard.

Over the years, the whistling has got louder, as every medium challenged by the rise of digital has attempted to make the case that everything is going to be okay.

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