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: Consistently ranked as the most popular personal interest, music is often consumed simultaneously with other behaviors. Visual Media : Social media creators are no longer just

The business of has never been more volatile or more exciting. The walls between creator and consumer are gone. The walls between reality and fiction are thinning. For the modern viewer, the abundance is overwhelming: there is more popular media available in a single day than one could consume in a lifetime.

: Audiences now ignore "mediocre" theatrical releases, saving trips for massive event films like Avatar: Fire and Ash , which recently surpassed $1 billion.