There used to be a time and place wherein people used to sit around the campfire to enjoy some quality time with one another. Time changed, people have evolved, and, most importantly, technology has advanced. Instead of the campfire, people are surrounded by the television sets, smartphone screens, and other tech gadgets. Much of this shift can be owed to the advancing landscape of the media business.
The media world used to be a fairly simple place at one time. It functioned on a linear model, which consisted of content, distribution channels, and the audience. This was coupled with the small priesthood of producers, executives and publishers who made editorial decisions for us. Stars were created by the choices and actions they made and took.
