The Architecture of Modern Experience: Entertainment Content and Popular Media

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Popular media had spent years trying to fill every sense, forgetting that the most powerful entertainment happens in the gaps the audience fills themselves.

This has challenged the definition of "quality." In traditional popular media, production value ruled. In the creator economy, authenticity and parasocial relationships rule. Viewers don't watch a streamer for the graphics; they watch because they feel like they are hanging out with a friend.