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    Has MTV Lost Its Appeal?
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    Viewers have many more options for entertainment, and no longer rely solely on MTV, making the audience even harder to impress and the seats even harder to fill with celebrities who are spread thin across various outlets. "[MTV's] biggest problem is that, in 1981, they were the only game in town, there was nothing like them" said Bob Thompson, pop culture guru and professor at Syracuse University. Full Article at ABC News
    [MTV's] biggest problem is that, in 1981, they were the only game in town, there was nothing like them
    SOURCE: ABC News 27 months ago
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Has MTV Lost Its Appeal?
  1. I'm not sure that we saw that sort of stuff [this year]. What is it that you do to make the VMAs have the kind of juice and voltage that it had years ago? I'm not sure there's an answer to that.
    SOURCE: ABC News 27 months ago
  2. We don't want to see the Simpsons on reality television
    Justin Timberlake – Justin Timberlake SOURCE: ABC News 27 months ago
  3. We're kind of waiting for the big VMA moment, the kisses, and that sort of stuff
    SOURCE: ABC News 27 months ago
  4. But that bird has flown. In the 80s, if you were a kid, MTV was where you went
    SOURCE: ABC News 27 months ago
  5. Now, kids have Comedy Central, Adult Swim on the Cartoon Network — there are so many other places providing entertainment.
    SOURCE: ABC News 27 months ago

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