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But has it drastically changed the games, books, music, and movies?

• robryan 16y ago
  It's changed the content that an average person has access to without replying on what as being distributed locally. It has allowed those that would have never been able to get wider distribution of their content, those producing niche material to access a big enough market to make their projects viable. So it may not have changed the content on the whole but it has certainly changed the content that most people are actually able to experience.
  • jesus 16y ago
    Ability to experience mayn't align with actual experience; while radio could've increased music diversity, it's effect seemed ultimately homogenizing, and the same may be true of online content.