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    The broadcaster is struggling because advertising revenue has fallen as viewing habits have changed. People now have more viewing options through different media like online streaming and watching videos on mobile phones. The broadcaster's children don't even watch TV anymore. This has put the broadcaster in a difficult situation as things are not easy, and some broadcasters may even have to go out of business as the industry changes.

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    The broadcaster is struggling because advertising revenue has fallen as viewing habits have changed. People now have more viewing options through different media like online streaming and watching videos on mobile phones. The broadcaster's children don't even watch TV anymore. This has put the broadcaster in a difficult situation as things are not easy, and some broadcasters may even have to go out of business as the industry changes.

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    The broadcaster is struggling because advertising revenue has fallen as viewing habits have changed. People now have more viewing options through different media like online streaming and watching videos on mobile phones. The broadcaster's children don't even watch TV anymore. This has put the broadcaster in a difficult situation as things are not easy, and some broadcasters may even have to go out of business as the industry changes.

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    I. What are you doing these days?

    B. To be honest, I don't know what to do these days.


    I. What did you do in the past?
    B. We did TV broadcast.
    I. What happened?
    B. There are lots more channels these days and people also get them through different media.
    I. Why do you think so?
    B. I can download the latest films from the phone company. My children don't even watch
    TV. They watch video online and their friends send them clips on their mobiles.
    I. How did this affect you?
    B. Our advertising revenue started to fall.
    I. What situation are you in now?
    B. Things are really not easy. A lot of broadcasters like us are having a hard time. I don't
    know what is going to happen.
    I. Can you make a guess?
    B. I'm sure there are some broadcasters that will go out of business.

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