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| Era | Key Developments | Dominant Formats | |------|----------------|------------------| | Pre-1900 | Oral storytelling, theater, commedia dell’arte, Victorian novels | Live performance, books | | Early 20th C. | Cinema (silent films, then “talkies”), radio broadcasting | Films, radio dramas, variety shows | | Mid 20th C. | Television enters homes; golden age of Hollywood; record industry rises | TV sitcoms, live sports, vinyl records | | Late 20th C. | Cable TV (MTV, HBO), VHS, home video games, rise of blockbusters | Music videos, pay-TV, arcade & console games | | 2000s–2010s | Internet broadband, social media, piracy (Napster, torrents), streaming birth | YouTube clips, social feeds, Netflix mail/streaming | | 2020s–present | Streaming wars, short-form vertical video (TikTok, Reels), AI-generated content, VR/AR | Podcasts, user-generated content, interactive narratives | Entertainment content and popular media have become an
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