As Netflix, Amazon and Google reshape how television is packaged and accessed, local broadcasters are losing the structural protections that once guaranteed reach, visibility and stability.
When Netflix ended password sharing, viewers adapted overnight. That same behavioral reset is now rippling across television itself. Screencasting is disappearing. Sideloading is being shut down. And now Google is breaking one of pay TV’s longest-standing rules by dividing sports from news on YouTube TV.
These moves may seem separated, but they are not isolated.
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