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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mondio" data-source="post: 865763" data-attributes="member: 10441">I live in the now, my nieces and nephews watch with us all the time, 2 of them have started 3 tech business starting in high school, they have 2 phones on them at any given time.  They still watch it on TV if it's on, of course fingers flying across their phones doing something.  I don't see how watching anything uninterrupted in your own little bubble is going to translate to spreading popularity among family members, but to each his own.  I happen to think cell phone culture will do it's part to kill sports too and change many other aspects of society and family structure, but that is an entirely different topic. but again, the point isn't really so much what you watch on, but how it is made available.  Exclusive or for mass consumption to those that aren't even looking for it?  It became popular partly because it was available.  Now they might want to start cashing in on all those eyeballs, but they need to be careful because they can all go away pretty quickly too if they're not careful.</blockquote>

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