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The State of Content

Dear Kindred Spirits,

In an era where information is abundant and digital landscapes are ever-expanding, content has become the cornerstone of our daily interactions. It shapes our perceptions, fuels our conversations, and drives today’s culture.

Some legacy media players may be spending less on it, but the demand for content is undeniable, as Americans now spend an average of 3 hours per day streaming digital media.

Now, everyday individuals are empowered to express themselves through content creation, and the means of distribution have been handed over to the people. By straddling streaming services and social media platforms, content extends farther than any medium of communication, serving as a catalyst for change, reflection, and growth. However, it has also threatened our perception of truth in the process.

Our journey through the world of content goes beyond its creation. We consider the responsibility that comes with it—the ethics of content distribution, the importance of authenticity, and the challenge of navigating the vast sea of information. In a time when content can be both a tool for empowerment and a source of misinformation, how do we curate and consume content with discernment?

As we ponder the significance of content in our lives and work, let's embrace the endless possibilities it presents. Take a Break with us and seek out content that not only captures our imagination but also elevates our collective consciousness.

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In the News

• TikTok ban: Content creators 'will mobilize' if bill is passed [Yahoo!]

• How AI Impacts Social Media Content Creation [Forbes]

• On social-media, Black women's content is monetized and appropriated without paying tribute to the creators [Business Insider]

• Americans are getting fed up with social media companies, they just don’t want the government to do anything about it [Fortune]

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