Fifteen-year-old Alek rarely watches free-to-air TV — but on the rare occasion he does, it's to catch a game of football. His mate George, also 15, has similar viewing habits, but reckons traditional TV is still important, so people can watch the news and "know what's happening in the world". But as its viewership declines in favour of paid streaming …
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