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TV - The Original Social Medium

Posted on Nov 03, 2011 by Ian MacLean .

Recently I made a statement in a presentation that TV is the original 'social' media. This may not be a groundbreaking observation as, almost daily, we flock around our co-workers’ desks to voice our opinions on the plot developments of our...