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The introduction of high-speed internet and streaming platforms (Netflix, Hulu, Spotify) shattered the monoculture. The concept of "appointment viewing" eroded. The DVR and later, Video on Demand (VOD), gave the audience control over time. Entertainment became an on-demand commodity. This shift changed the content itself; long-form storytelling became more complex because creators knew audiences could binge-watch and retain intricate plot details.

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This democratization has led to an explosion of diversity in content. Niche interests—from mechanical keyboard restoration to obscure history—now have thriving communities. The barrier to entry has dropped, resulting in a surplus of content that has fundamentally altered how we perceive celebrity, authority, and talent. Entertainment became an on-demand commodity

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