– 150–200 words summarizing the shift from mass-produced to personalized, interactive content. 1. Introduction – Problem statement: The fragmentation of traditional media audiences. 2. Historical Context – From broadcast (one-to-many) to streaming (many-to-many). 3. Production & Distribution – Role of AI in content creation (scriptwriting, deepfakes, automated editing). 4. Audience Behavior – Binge-watching, second-screen engagement, parasocial relationships. 5. Regulatory & Ethical Issues – Content moderation, algorithmic bias, children’s entertainment. 6. Future Directions – Generative AI (Sora, Runway), decentralized platforms (Web3), synthetic media. 7. Conclusion – Summary of key tensions: creativity vs. automation, profit vs. public good.
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