Unlike traditional media (print and broadcast), online media is characterized by its interactivity, immediacy, and global reach. It allows users not just to consume information, but to comment on it, share it, and even create it themselves. Key examples include social media platforms (like Instagram and TikTok), streaming services (Netflix, Spotify), news websites, blogs, and podcasts. By enabling real-time, two-way communication, online media has fundamentally shifted control from the content creator to the audience, making the digital landscape a dynamic and constantly evolving space.
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