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Proposed Title: The Algorithmic Mirror: How Platformization and Participatory Culture Reshape Popular Media 1. Introduction

Participatory Culture (Henry Jenkins). Fans don't just watch; they remix, review, and influence the narrative (e.g., the Sonic the Hedgehog movie redesign triggered by fan backlash). RomeMajor.22.10.12.ILuvShauna.XXX.SD.MP4-KLEENEX

The blurring line between professional creators and amateur influencers. 4. Argument III: Globalization vs. Cultural Homogenization The blurring line between professional creators and amateur

Globalized niche markets. Digital platforms allow hyper-local content to reach a global scale without "Westernizing" it first. Cultural Homogenization Globalized niche markets

While we have more choice than ever, our "popular" media is increasingly curated by algorithms rather than purely organic interest.

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