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[QUOTE="JordyG, post: 2837730, member: 6819"]
Without a doubt.  Many of us are stuck in the obsolete definitions of "The Media", whereas cellphones and the internet has put that to rest.  We are the media.  In fact, we always have been, but these avenues have put it far more into focus.  Indeed (thank you Marshall McLuhan), being the medium and the message[I] makes us the media by both definition and default.[/I]

But the person putting forth a narrative floats or falls by the public grace.  If we the aggregate agree it becomes an anchor which more rally around.  If not, it sinks.  But whoever puts forth the narrative does so because of the culture of the now we/they live in, by the thousandthousand choices we/they make on a minute by minute basis.  This is what make us our present and future selves.  Many of the thousands of narratives floated in the old nominal press, online or twittered were irrelevant 20 years ago.  The major rubric's even more so.  As the culture changes we the media change, and so our narratives.
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