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Audience Fragmentation: Navigating the Shifting Landscape of Media Consumption

Abstract

Audience fragmentation refers to the phenomenon where audiences are divided into smaller, more specialized groups due to the increasing diversity of media channels and content options. This article explores the concept of audience fragmentation, its causes, implications, and effects on media industries and advertising strategies. It examines how digital media, social media, and streaming services contribute to the fragmentation of audiences, and discusses the challenges and opportunities this presents for content creators, marketers, and media organizations. By understanding the dynamics of audience fragmentation, stakeholders can better navigate the evolving media landscape and develop strategies to effectively reach and engage diverse audiences.

Seth Nechushta*

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