 
Consuming curiosity I was among more than 11 million people in Britain that watched the finale of Celebrity Traitors, with the number expected to rise further with catch-up viewing. It shows that television viewing is not entirely dead and that some shows can still command a faithful following, with a popular appeal that extends across different demographic groups of viewers. None of them, I would suggest, considers that they are “consuming content”. Rather they are watching a show, an elaborate party game, partly from fear of missing out, to avoid inadvertently discovering the outcome, which has little meaning in the real world. In many ways it was a consummate piece of television. William Cooper Editor informitv Supported by an international network of industry specialists, informitv provides strategic consultancy and practical advisory services for clients ranging from startup companies to multinational corporations. Contact us today to see how we can help you.
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