> > "choice" gets complicated in a world of advertising, algorithmically driven video rankings, fake news, the general limited range of what is available over m

> > "choice" gets complicated in a world of advertising, algorithmically driven video rankings, fake news, the general limited range of what is available over mainstream media distribution channels, etc. I don't see the point you're making. Thirty years ago, people had a choice of four main TV channels, three newspapers, and whatever the Billboard 100 said they should listen to.