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New Delhi [India], Nov 13 (ANI): I have often said that in the digital age Media & Entertainment is one of the businesses which has changed and continues to do so at a breakneck speed. Most of the remnants of the analogue era are almost forgotten or replaced with alternatives. There are no radio sets, tape recorders or film cameras, phonographs, cassette or DVD players or celluloid films. Terrestrial TV is now the medium of last resort. In the next ten years, we will see almost all media be customised. The print will exist but as an ancillary edition of an online version. News aggregators will give way to personalised news. The linear broadcast has a shelf life of another decade. However exponential growth will happen online. News will, for the most part, be reported and disseminated online. Personalised and hyper-local news will gain popularity. Immediacy and relevance will determine the hierarchy of news. Newspapers, wire services even individual reporters will be the source of validation of news broken on social media. Streaming services (OTTs) will be the main medium of audience attention by 2030. The future is about personalized content delivered on-demand on different devices. Curation of content and services using AI is already happening and will become the norm by 2024. We will be spending up to six hours in front of a device, handheld or otherwise. Cinema theatres will become the go-to place for a day out and event films. A few cinemas will morph into a home of alternate films. There may be a limited change in content even as it gets more relevant to a younger demographic and gets divided into large screen extravaganzas and the niche films. All entertainment and most media will be on-demand and focused on individual needs. Conversely, there will be a rise in live entertainment and other engaging options like plays, concerts, heritage walks, food festivals and amusement parks.

California [USA], November 12 (ANI): There are plenty of things to dislike in the Facebook app, but one highly disliked thing is how a lot of things in the navigation bar are serving no purpose to us!

California [USA], November 12 (ANI): The next product to come from Apple's AR division will be a headset, according to the latest reports.

California [USA], November 12 (ANI): Instagram has taken huge inspiration from rival TikTok to build a new format called Reels.

California [USA], November 12 (ANI): Twitter is rolling out a new tool, called Topics, to help you make the most of the conversations you are actually interested in.

California [USA], November 12 (ANI): As Google paces towards building a faster and secure web, it has announced that its Chrome browser will start identifying websites based on their loading speed.