Digital is great for advertisers and that's why you won't hear them complaining. Digital will bring a lot of well targeted tv stations eg if you are selling agricultural inputs, there's an agriculture only station that an entrepreneur has started with reasonable capital unlike the restrictive analogue that only the wealthy could afford resulting to cartels.

There will be a lot of opportunity for the youth because idea and not frequency is now king. It's now survival for the fittest and I think the first casualty will be NTV followed by KTN. Why?

Picture this: Churchill owning his own station Churchill TV, si NTV kwisha?

As you also know, some investors have also started a telenovela station that's only showing those Mexican soaps 24/7...

The choo-nolist specialized in landing on jobseekers, wannabe "tu-celebs" and employees not knowing such a day will come. Aeroplanes landing kila saa kila mahali mbele na nyuma cockpit imejaa. Corrupt choo-nolist busy charging people to air/print stories or even print a photo of an important event, you must bribe starting with photographer/cameraman otherwise they better spend their time following politicians all-over, to funerals, useless political bullshit and then off to collect the bribes via PR firms e.t.c for forcing bullshit down our throats. Hii media ni choo kabisa! no way they are forcing us to stay analogue because they were busy landing when they should have been leading transformation, useless kabisa, waende kulilia kwa choo, we need variety not watching them kissing politicians ass for money all over the place, wakwende kabisa! Even if they close shop CNN iko, it will help people think better. I am permanently on CNN,reading economist/newsweek, locals stations like NTV is just BS.

[quote=chiaroscuro]From "Tyranny of Numbers" to "Tyranny of Success"

I thought Mutoko was more creative than this!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eqTU2Q7kbQ[/quote]

She was stop on.

I meant spot on.