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Days Lost in Superficiality
The article discusses the crisis in the nature of the interaction between the media and the audience. The author believes that most of the audience's participation comes from an uneducated or rowdy public, and that programs and journalism have become dependent on an audience mainly composed of those lacking knowledge, in order to secure funding and advertisements. He points out that public figures and celebrities often communicate more frequently, while the educated audience tends to listen or read without actively engaging, which weakens the quality of interaction and allows the unaligned majority of the audience to dominate media content. Ultimately, he emphasizes that media and journalism do not need a cultivated and serious audience, but rather a largely unruly one. This phenomenon leads media outlets into triviality and a decline in content.
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