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TV

In a new era of individualised entertainment, where proximity no longer guarantees connection, and people grow more distant every day. Photo: Collected

From living rooms to isolated screens: How algorithmic entertainment is making us lonelier

Entertainment has shifted from shared television rituals to algorithmic isolation, fracturing collective culture and leaving people constantly entertained, yet increasingly alone

An illustration of Tom Brady in a TV studio, with images of TV shows hosted by Guy Fieri, Bobby Flay, Gordon Ramsay, John Oliver, and Judy Sheindlin, symbolizing the highest-paid hosts of 2025.

Highest-paid TV hosts of 2025

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Notun Kuri returns with bits of nostalgia and lots of expectations

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From screen to shelf: Netflix taps Mattel, Hasbro for 'KPop Demon Hunters' toys

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Reducing TV time may lower heart disease risk, even for those genetically prone to diabetes

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No TV or screens for toddlers, Sweden tells parents

TV streaming on OTT platforms demanded 

TV streaming on OTT platforms demanded 

Lawyers sit as a television screen dispays the live broadcast of the proceeding from the Supreme Court of Pakistan, at the Sindh High Court Bar Association in Karachi, Pakistan September 18, 2023. REUTERS/Akhtar Soomro

Pakistan's top court proceedings shown live on TV for first time

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Chinese TV productions welcomed in Bangladesh

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Orion Home Appliance hands over smart TVs to 22 scratch-card winners

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Samsung's exciting Eid-ul-Fitr campaign promises to elevate celebrations

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Samsung offers discounts and cashback on TV

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“Shorno Chef” a cooking show for young cooks promotes healthy eating and clean cooking habits