Why Cartoonists Are Flooding YouTube, Risks and All

 

Article

 

In this day and age more and more people are watching TV over the internet and lass on TV's. Which means that of your audience is leaving you and going somewhere cartoonists are going to move where they can create this films and videos. there was some talk with years to come that TVs will become old new and the internet is the way to watch television. it states within the article it says "An in-house animator working on advertisements in 2008, his short animated film about a cat blew up online, leading him to create what has become the second largest animation channel on YouTube, with over 2.9 million subscribers and 500 million views. In tow are four books, two apps and loads of merchandise. The success of Simon's Cat is surprising, given that the episodes are in black and white, without dialogue and don't follow a strict airing schedule." So there's some up side and downs side but wherever the media moves to the viewers and animators will be there.

 

opinion

 

I think that is will be more unreliable.

People that do not have internet will not be able to watch TV.

 

Question 

 

I wonder what would happen to all the big TV carriers?