Wholey depends on the content of said delivery platforms. Tik-tok content does tend to lean towards mindless entertainment. If it was a bunch of learning or information content as the majority, people would have less of stink about it.
That’s the thing though there’s loads of that on there and some really intelligent debate, it’s not as fun to write a story about though and the media companies certainly aren’t going to advertise their competitors like that.
When I was a kid my parents said you shouldn’t belive anything on the internet, all they’d seen is exaggerated media stories about terrible things and ‘anyone can put anything up’ type comments - obviously now they understand it more they know what can and can’t be trusted online
Wholey depends on the content of said delivery platforms. Tik-tok content does tend to lean towards mindless entertainment. If it was a bunch of learning or information content as the majority, people would have less of stink about it.
Too much of anything is bad obviously.
That’s the thing though there’s loads of that on there and some really intelligent debate, it’s not as fun to write a story about though and the media companies certainly aren’t going to advertise their competitors like that.
When I was a kid my parents said you shouldn’t belive anything on the internet, all they’d seen is exaggerated media stories about terrible things and ‘anyone can put anything up’ type comments - obviously now they understand it more they know what can and can’t be trusted online