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: Tech giants now compete directly with Hollywood by owning not just distribution, but also massive amounts of audience data and proprietary IP.

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This shift from "push" media to "pull" media has resulted in the fragmentation of the audience. We no longer have a shared monoculture—one Thriller album or one Seinfeld finale that everyone discusses simultaneously. Instead, we have thousands of micro-cultures. There is a corner of popular media for every niche: competitive knitting, ASMR roleplay, deep-dive lore analysis of 1980s anime, or political commentary delivered through puppet shows. : Tech giants now compete directly with Hollywood