TV viewing options are very fragmented

For those who know me, or follow along with my posts, you will know that I generally do not watch much TV. I can go days without looking at anything on the big screen; I've even gone weeks if I am home-alone. During the summer I spent many weeks in Spain and never once had the TV on. My other half is a TVaholic (probably better to say a noise-aholic). The TV in the house is always on, blaring out some nonsense. What do I watch?I could count on one hand the shows that I seek out. They are generally the type where people are creating: cookery; pottery; sewing; etc. I like to watch people create things. I used to watch the news, but I now find it very repetitive and depressing. I am a keen consumer of news and read it online. I can inhale the news at my own speed and skip the fluff. Evolution of TV receptionWhat I have noticed, and mostly through my other half trying to find shows, is that content is scattered across an array of apps and subscriptions. In the UK, in the good old days we…