How the Internet Changed Storytelling
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Mar 29, 2019 14:30
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Eighty years after the advent of commercial television, many have declared our current moment in time a “Golden Age” of Television. Entertainment on the Internet, however, seems to have a long way to go—but that doesn’t mean some creators aren’t making progress. Let’s take a look at the content creators who push the boundaries of what internet content can be and use that medium to most effectively tell a story.
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Alyssa Garcia
Amanda de Carvalho
Beverly Paganucci
Cameron Edwards
Chris Abbott
Cristiano Oliveira
Don Lindell
Frank-Rune Sjåstad
Hannah Jones
Henrik Lindhe
Houston Paquette
jeanne nugent
Josh Prezgay
Kristi Delasia
lode desmet
Norman Dorsch
William
Zachary Crabtree
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