There is plenty of non-corporate output being made these days; it's just a matter of getting it to the masses. At one point, the internet offered a glimmer of

There is plenty of non-corporate output being made these days; it's just a matter of getting it to the masses. At one point, the internet offered a glimmer of hope that we could enjoy modern discourse outside of corporate influence, but our open publication platform has been effectively re-centralizing under the control of a small handful of MegaCorps like Google, Twitter, and Facebook, who, to varying degrees, all engage in censorship of social, political, and creative speech. I guarantee there are unknown content producers toiling away providing writings, commentary, and reporting far exceeding that available from the major media companies, but that we don't see it because BigMediaCo is paying a major attention broker like Google or Facebook to promote their offerings instead.