English GEC and English Movies on TV Dead?
The English language is losing its dominance in the global entertainment industry. This is according to a report by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
The report, entitled “The Future of Entertainment,” found that global entertainment spending will be dominated by languages other than English over the next decade.
The report said that while English remains the dominant language in global film and TV production, it will no longer be the dominant language of entertainment consumption. In fact, within 10 years, Chinese will become the dominant language of entertainment consumption, overtaking English.
This trend is likely to continue, as more and more people around the world are becoming increasingly mobile and are able to access entertainment content from a wider range of sources. In addition, there is increasing competition for consumers’ attentions from other forms of media, such as online video and social media.
This means that English movies and TV shows are likely to lose their predominance in the near future. This could have a significant impact on the English-language industry as a whole, as fewer people will be able to watch English-language productions in cinemas or on TV screens.
In conclusion, the dominance of English in the global entertainment industry is likely to come to an end over the next decade. This could have a significant impact on the English-language industry as a whole.