In today's domestic entertainment industry, the definition of an "audience" is actually quite vague.
Those paid-for film critics call themselves audiences. Those brainless fanbases of traffic stars who can churn out tons of positive reviews without even watching a show call themselves audiences. Those click-farm trolls who get fifty cents per comment likewise call themselves audiences.
Yet the vast majority—those who quietly watch a show, staying if it is good and leaving if it is bad, those who truly consume content—remain collectively voiceless on the internet.
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