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However, the relationship between content and consumer was passive. Audiences watched; studios produced. The term was simple: it was a film, a record, or a book. Fast forward to the 1980s and 90s, cable television exploded the number of channels, creating niche audiences. Suddenly, media wasn't just "popular"; it was segmented. The rise of MTV showed that the medium (visual music) could warp the message (the music itself). Audiences watched; studios produced

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