Sunita Somvanshi
96% of global households still rely on television for daily news and entertainment, marking its enduring influence since the 1996 UN proclamation.
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What transformed television from a simple broadcast medium to today's multi-billion dollar streaming industry?
While radio entertained through sound alone, television's audio-visual combination captured audiences across generations, languages, and cultures.
From live Olympic broadcasts to real-time breaking news, television shaped how billions experience global events simultaneously.
Who would have predicted that the first World Television Forum would lead to an annual UN observance celebrating media's role in global peace?
Television networks evolved from offering basic programs to delivering thousands of channels in numerous languages, reaching diverse audiences worldwide.
Sports enthusiasts, movie buffs, and news followers found their communities through television, creating shared cultural moments across borders.
Modern streaming platforms and smart TVs continue the legacy of traditional broadcasting while adapting to changing viewer preferences.