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There was a time when popular media created a monoculture—a shared language where everyone watched the same finale or heard the same radio hit. Today, the fragmentation of streaming and social niches means we are all watching different things at the same time. We have more "content" than ever, but fewer truly communal experiences. From Spectators to Main Characters For decades, popular media was a one-way street