There's a telling data point here: a single interview pulling barely 13,000 views became the second most-watched TechCrunch video on YouTube over the past twelve months. Let that sink in.
Traditional media outlets are hemorrhaging attention. The eyeballs have migrated entirely to social platforms. Audiences are rejecting polished corporate content in favor of raw, authentic voices. The shift isn't subtle—it's seismic.
Social media has eclipsed even AI and the broader internet as the dominant force reshaping how information spreads. We're witnessing a fundamental power transfer in content distribution, and legacy institutions are struggling to adapt.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 11-06 06:48
The grass truly is the downfall of the Qing Dynasty itself.
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0xSoulless
· 11-05 06:16
The real thing will starve to death, traditional media is doomed.
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GasFeeSobber
· 11-05 06:16
Everyone is getting into short videos.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 11-05 06:11
bruhhh the big guys are dying fr
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CryptoGoldmine
· 11-05 06:05
Data Truth: The era of traditional media dividends is over, and ROI continues to decline.
There's a telling data point here: a single interview pulling barely 13,000 views became the second most-watched TechCrunch video on YouTube over the past twelve months. Let that sink in.
Traditional media outlets are hemorrhaging attention. The eyeballs have migrated entirely to social platforms. Audiences are rejecting polished corporate content in favor of raw, authentic voices. The shift isn't subtle—it's seismic.
Social media has eclipsed even AI and the broader internet as the dominant force reshaping how information spreads. We're witnessing a fundamental power transfer in content distribution, and legacy institutions are struggling to adapt.