Yes, television can be considered a digital medium. With the advancement of technology, many televisions now use digital signals to transmit audio and video content. Digital television offers higher quality images and sound compared to analog television, and it allows for additional features such as interactive content and on-demand programming. Additionally, many modern televisions are equipped with internet connectivity, further blurring the lines between traditional television and digital media. **

To remove the date from a digital medium, you can use photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP to manually edit out the date stamp. You can also use online tools like Remove.bg or Inpaint to automatically remove the date from the image. If the date is embedded in the metadata of the file, you can use a metadata editor like ExifTool to remove or modify the date information. Remember to save the edited file with a new name to preserve the original file with the date intact. **

As a hobby photographer, I have not given up medium format entirely, but I have found myself using it less frequently due to the cost and effort of developing roll films. Digital cameras have indeed improved in terms of resolution, making them a more convenient and cost-effective option for many photographers. However, I still appreciate the unique qualities and aesthetic of medium format photography, so I continue to use it for certain projects and occasions. **