Art v. "Content" - Fauxlosophers Episode 158

The internet is brimming with "content" for us to "consume". When did we start seeing online productions as a means to fill in the gaps in our dull lives instead of real works that people put effort into? Is it too late to go back, or are creative people forever doomed to become part of the content machine?

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