The Future of TV
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In just over two decades, television has evolved from scheduled programming to a fully on-demand, digital experience. Streaming platforms and YouTube now offer instant access to entertainment anytime, reshaping how audiences watch and discover content. This seismic shift has pushed producers and networks to innovate to reach younger viewers. Looking ahead, the future of TV may be more personalized and interactive, blurring the lines between traditional media, social content, and emerging technologies. Speakers: Audrey Gruber ’94, SVP of News 12 and a veteran network executive. Rob Sharenow ’89, president of programming for A+E Global Media Josh Wolk, professor of the practice of journalism
