For decades, television served as a "one-to-many" communication model, where networks dictated content schedules to a passive audience. However, the advent of high-speed internet and mobile devices has disrupted this hierarchy. The concept of "Nguoi TV" (or the Television Person) has shifted from a consumer to a prosumer—an individual who both consumes and produces content. This paper examines the technological and sociological drivers behind this shift.
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Despite the benefits, the human-centric TV model faces challenges regarding misinformation, data privacy, and the digital divide. Future research must address how algorithmic curation affects content diversity and user autonomy. Despite the benefits, the human-centric TV model faces