An attempt at a normative theory of the social media age:
- How have social networks changed the relationship between creators and their audiences?
- Social networks have enabled creators to get their messages and expressions to their audiences in a more efficient and engaging manner. Social networks have also created a wider variety of expressive outlets for creators to present their information to their audiences.
- How has the computer and digital technology changed the way we tell stories?
- The computer age has revolutionized the not only the way we tell stories but what audiences we can get the stories to. With computers and digital technology stories are more in depth, detailed, yet briefer than they were before.
- How has storytelling and the written word changed in the digital age?
- Storytelling has become much more prominent than it was before the digital age. In the modern world many people have blogs and/or a social media platform, therefore everyone is telling a story through some type of digital medium. The written word has gone from print to type very quickly. This is due to the fact that not only is the digital word more efficient but it is also cheaper.
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