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Marizza181 [45]
3 years ago
10

Over the last two decades the combination of the internet, high definition TV, and the surround sound has revolutionized watchin

g a movie at home. At the same time, advances in technology in the movie theater have raised the standard that the home entertainment alternative must achieve. Think about the effects of these technological changes on movie watching and identify another market for related goods or service where one will expand and the other will contract. Describe in detail the sequence of events as the two related items you've identified respond to the new technologies.
Business
1 answer:
Arturiano [62]3 years ago
3 0

Explanation:

Let us understand the situation and analyze the inter-dependency and growth:

Initially, people like to watch movies on theater, because of big screens which was not available at home. Later on, home theater came into existence. Since the home entertainment has been created equivalent to theater, going to theater became second chance.

Now the theater has to introduce sounds like "Dolby ATOMS or other effects" to keep up the level. Now the trend is to watch film on mobiles through mobile applications.

Again now, theater has to think of few other alternatives like bringing additional comforts, luxuries and other entertainment for kids like small rides and games to attract the customer towards the theater.

So the technology and infrastructure changes plays major role.

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