Originally Posted by Taichiliberal View Post
Wrong. Advertisers and the movie industry made significant changes to maintain a paying audience for the next generation. Note that in 1972 TV shows got with times....standard sitcoms and dramas had their characters changed their hair styles, clothing, and started (slowly) including younger characters and minorities who were not just complete stereotypes and caricatures. They weren't "revolutionaries", just the same old industry heads who listened to the younger members of their respective companies. Again, it's all about the Benjamins. Just look at all the "retro" channels on current TV applications and watch some old shows, and you'll see my point.
Now with the removal of the Fairness Doctrine and dumbing down of FCC laws (courtesy of Slick Willy and Ronnie Raygun), everyone can have their own brand of TV and radio broadcasting only what they want to see & hear.
No revolution....the old guard & Wall St. took care of that to a large degree.