Second Scribble attempt
Content can mean subject with specificity, yet the term itself as being become a generic dismissal. Not respecting the genre or the value-shifts within the statutory fictions provided within entertainment.
( dramatisation, not reflective. Point is to practice writing)
It's merely an amoral analytical term, not a virtue/vice!! The commercialization and industrialisation of the capitalists are to blame! Of course Patrick and Martin Scorsese are right with their literary pretensions of genre and things turning into vendor-mindsets with advertising agency ideology seeping in, they should be reaching us.
Keep it analytical of content/format, and not within a shrugging of publishing responsibility.
Well, that's not what these Platforms do with no curation, even though as 'react' genre attempts to do with it. Public relations for unaccountable practises.
Leave it to the west to associate amoral constructs with sacred/profanity. Guess what will happen with today.
I'm a cartoonist, writer and illustrator, content creator is a write-off dismissal. But hey, we are within a post-commodification and post-entertainment, so it's the best way to understand seeing these constraints.
Being disabled I can't engage and direct action, so I do this instead. Keep it in the academia, and not the ad-agencys of sloppifiers.
Bill Gates definition versus Martha McLuhan definition.
Well, that's not what these Platforms do with no curation, even though as 'react' genre attempts to do with it. Public relations for unaccountable practises.
Leave it to the west to associate amoral constructs with sacred/profanity. Guess what will happen with today.
I'm a cartoonist, writer and illustrator, content creator is a write-off dismissal. But hey, we are within a post-commodification and post-entertainment, so it's the best way to understand seeing these constraints.
Being disabled I can't engage and direct action, so I do this instead. Keep it in the academia, and not the ad-agencys of sloppifiers.
Bill Gates definition versus Martha McLuhan definition.