> Platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are basically monopolies.
They're not monopolies, they're just expedient ways to reach larger audiences. There's a difference.
A lot of clones do exist. They would just leave it the content creator to bring their audience.
If anything, there's now a danger that the platforms that cater to the fringe now start to gain traction, as some of these figures do bring with them a sizable audience of their own.
They're not monopolies, they're just expedient ways to reach larger audiences. There's a difference.
A lot of clones do exist. They would just leave it the content creator to bring their audience.
If anything, there's now a danger that the platforms that cater to the fringe now start to gain traction, as some of these figures do bring with them a sizable audience of their own.