ENTERTAINMENT VS INFORMATION: THE EVOLVING ROLE OF MEDIA IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Authors

  • Xojiakbarova Ziyoda Nodir kizi Student, Department “Philology and Foreign Languages” at Diplomat University in Tashkent Author
  • Mamadjanova Dildora Ulugbek kizi Scientific Advisor Author

Keywords:

media, digital age, information, entertainment, infotainment, social media.

Abstract

This article discusses how media has changed in the digital age. It focuses on the shift from traditional information-based media to entertainment-oriented content. The study also explains the concept of infotainment and its impact on audiences. The results show that while entertainment makes media more engaging, it can also reduce the quality of information.

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Published

2026-06-17