As media becomes more immersive and addictive (infinite scroll, autoplay), societies are beginning to regulate screen time. The "attention economy" is facing a backlash as a generation grapples with shortened attention spans and increased anxiety linked to media consumption.
Pariser (2011) coined the term “filter bubble” to describe a state of intellectual isolation caused by algorithms that selectively guess what content a user wants to see. In entertainment, this means a viewer who watches one political satire may be directed toward increasingly extreme versions of that content, not out of malice but out of engagement optimization. Furthermore, algorithmic systems prioritize “high arousal” content (anger, excitement, fear) because it generates longer viewing sessions (Tufekci, 2018). Consequently, entertainment media can inadvertently amplify societal polarization. sibel+kekilli+porno+filmleri+fixed