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However, this democratization brings the baggage of "fandom entitlement." As entertainment conglomerates rely heavily on Intellectual Property (IP) with built-in fanbases (Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter), the relationship between content and consumer has turned combative. Fans often treat IP not as art to be interpreted, but as a service to be rendered. When content deviates from established lore or fails to meet specific expectations, the backlash can be toxic and organized, revealing a consumerist attitude toward storytelling. Familiarize yourself with the terms of service and
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Entertainment is no longer confined to a single screen. A story might start as a video game, move to a prestige TV series, and end as an augmented reality experience.