The traditional media is in transition on many fronts. Film, news, books, etc. A dilemma has emerged between radical collectivism and hyper-profit corporatism.
One one hand, the Critical Theory plague is resistant and robust. Post-Marx group-think remains alive and well.
On the other hand, there's a block buster mentality that "either it'sā¦
The traditional media is in transition on many fronts. Film, news, books, etc. A dilemma has emerged between radical collectivism and hyper-profit corporatism.
One one hand, the Critical Theory plague is resistant and robust. Post-Marx group-think remains alive and well.
On the other hand, there's a block buster mentality that "either it's huge or it's trash." Thus the insufferable superhero, 007, Fast-and-Furious-23 film onslaught.
This dilemma opens up a space for small market answers.
Combined with the obliterated technical barriers to publishing any media, the small market answers can focus on quality while standing fearlessly between the two horns of Blockbusterism and Collectivism.
The traditional media is in transition on many fronts. Film, news, books, etc. A dilemma has emerged between radical collectivism and hyper-profit corporatism.
One one hand, the Critical Theory plague is resistant and robust. Post-Marx group-think remains alive and well.
On the other hand, there's a block buster mentality that "either it's huge or it's trash." Thus the insufferable superhero, 007, Fast-and-Furious-23 film onslaught.
This dilemma opens up a space for small market answers.
Combined with the obliterated technical barriers to publishing any media, the small market answers can focus on quality while standing fearlessly between the two horns of Blockbusterism and Collectivism.
Now is the time.
https://substack.com/@demianentrekin/note/c-82661969?r=dw8le