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The shift to algorithm-driven, infinite-scroll entertainment has raised concerns. While entertainment offers stress relief and community (e.g., fan spaces for marginalized groups), the attention economy rewards outrage, novelty, and emotional intensity. Studies link excessive consumption of short-form video (Reels, Shorts) to reduced attention spans and increased anxiety (Twenge, 2020). Furthermore, recommendation algorithms can create "filter bubbles," where entertainment content reinforces existing beliefs or addictive patterns. For decades, there was a strict hierarchy: Journalism

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