World Television Day
INTRODUCTION
Today where we all are busy in our daily activities. We do not get any time for ourselves which also creates lots of stress, pressure on our heads due to heavy workloads. In such a situation, to improve our mood or to stable our mental health, one thing that can make it possible is entertainment and entertainment which only television can give. Television has been improved day by day with better facilities due to the advancements in technology. For today’s generation, television plays a major role in their life. For celebrating or marking the importance of television many days or awards shows are made or held in the world. But does anyone knows what is the objective of this day? What is its history and how does it come in remembrance? If no, then don’t worry as I am going to discuss “World Television Day” in the below-mentioned context.
ABOUT THE TOPIC
Television is a mass medium that provides entertainment, news, gossips, etc. It is a medium used for transferring moving images in two or three dimensions and also for the transfer of sound. It is considered to be a healthy source of education as well as entertainment. It plays a crucial role in society as it acts as a medium to transfer or providing the most valuable information to a large number of people together. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a huge increase in television viewership because more and more people spend their time watching TV. Social distancing and work from home have changed people’s life, now people are spending their time with their families, having food together, and watching their favorite show or movie or sports together. Therefore, it greatly acts as a source for family bonding and entertainment at home.
History
The U.N. organized the first World Television forum in the year 1996 on 21 and 22 November. It provides a large platform and allows the media to discuss the importance of TV in delivering information all across the world and how has TV changed the whole world and how it has contributed towards the development of the world. It is considered the largest single source of video consumption. Hence, UN General Assembly on 17 December 1996 through resolution 51/205 has established the date of 21 November as World Television Day to show respect and mark the date on which World Television Forum was organized.
The main objective of this day is to highlight the daily importance of television in communication and globalization.
CONCLUSION
From the above, we can conclude that all have to realize the importance of this day and should have to celebrate this day to mark the importance of TV in everyone’s life. We should work towards developing TV with the latest advancement in Technology.
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