Craig Moffet and investors worried about cable's demise

Guy Baldwin
   Wall Street is panicking about media stocks and the future of the entertainment television industry long known to keep the public content and quite oblivious to what is occurring to their future. The enigma to these investors is why thankfully the millennial generation is cutting the plug of these cable monopolies that long had limited choice from provider to confining the number of choices for their subscriptions. The cable companies long sought to prevent this so they could employ more of their friends and use it for more influence with these numerous channels that are so unnecessary Craig Moffet is absolutely fucking speechless and as a longtime annalist he speak with fork tounge. He doesn't  want to say the real truth why young people have seen the economic model of cable companies and highly reject this model. unlike previous generations this generation is highly educated and it seems in this sense the education is paving off and this fool Moffet admitted that every investor that he speaks to says the industry has experienced a sudden and permanent change. Disney's stock dropped big fucking time and the stock holders of this company worry about the demise of a great propaganda tool for the wealthy classes. Viacom has also dropped in value the company long known for bringing quality programming such as MTV and pushing a generation on the edge of insanity. Cable television and all these dub reality shows and so forth have become institutions for the aspirations of the CEO class in America and because of this it has lost touched with reality and how people are really living and struggling. Young people are flocking to Netflix and other streaming devices to watch programs when they want to and not when some Media corporate master or ass investors like Craig Moffet want you to watch. they are going to cost these dirty companies billions and this will be a good thing in the coming years.

They all want to force your asses to watch these ridiculous commercials that take up more and more programming time trying to convince you to buy a product when in fact most pay little attention to the uninteresting messages advertisers push like a drug dealer. Those people enriched for generations by the advertising industrial marketing complex should also be really fretful of the fact that the industry is changing and how we watch programs will never be the same. Advertising sales will continue to slump and perhaps we will see even a tightening of outrageous fortunes for star athletes who play kids games in an arena that could only of survived and thrived with these insane cable television monopolies and policies.