The historical norm of decentralized media is returning, as seen in the rise of social media, which allows for more diverse and direct communication.

The media environment has transitioned from top-down control to a decentralized model, reminiscent of the American Revolution's media landscape, where multiple voices and perspectives thrived.

The shrinking of corporate media and the rise of independent platforms is changing how audiences engage with information and leaders.

The democratization of content creation through technology has been a net win for society, lowering barriers and increasing participation.

The rise of decentralized media allows for more authentic communication, where individuals can connect with audiences based on personality rather than corporate branding.

While democratization in game development is exciting, it will lead to an oversupply of games, making discovery increasingly challenging for developers.

The future of media is shifting towards on-demand content creation, allowing users to generate their own entertainment, which could lead to the decline of Hollywood in the next few years.

The current state of media has diminished its credibility, pushing people towards independent media sources as they seek more trustworthy information.

The internet has created a giant aggregator for information, leading to a few dominant platforms while eliminating medium-sized entities. This results in a landscape where a few large media outlets exist alongside countless independent voices.