There is no weapon more powerful than television, which has earmarked the Thanksgiving to New Year’s window for holiday-themed programming.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-12-13 15:15:27">December 13, 2024 at 3:15 PM EST</time>

There is no weapon more powerful than television, which has earmarked the Thanksgiving to New Year’s window for holiday-themed programming.{ai:summary}<p>Television wields significant influence, especially during the holiday season from Thanksgiving to New Year's, when it showcases a variety of themed programming. This period highlights the medium's ability to shape cultural narratives and audience engagement.</p><p>#culture</p>

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