Just because people are dropping cable and satellite doesn't mean that they're dropping pay TV.
They'll still have newspapers and magazines too, but that's not really all that current if part of your entertainment involves following sports or regional topics. Reading news coverage is not the same thing as witnessing things for yourself.
reading has far far more detail or atleast it used to...newspapers lived off of ads...same as facebook and google do today...news papers are dwindling into obscurity
I love making the fonts bigger when I read a book on my ipad, a big help to my 52 year old progressive lens wearing eyes.
My wife and I also read ebooks exclusively. Being fulltime RV'ers, the thousand or so library of books on my tablet, phone, and laptop are much lighter than the dead tree versions. Probably 900 of those books were either free or no more than a dollar or two, typically through one of the several mailing lists of free and low cost books we subscribe to as well as from Amazon Prime. We also get ebooks from a couple of public libraries, including the huge NY City Public Library that extends membership to all NY state residents. And when we get the urge to read or reread one of the classics, we jump over to Project Gutenberg and usually find what we want, also for free.
