Britney Spears and the Story Economy: Why Audiences Want the Stories Behind the Icons
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Real-life stories are becoming entertainment's biggest blockbusters. The entertainment industry is increasingly looking beyond fictional superheroes and original screenplays to find its next major success. Instead, studios are investing in stories audiences already know and emotionally connect with—from bestselling memoirs and documentaries to biographies of musicians, athletes and cultural icons. Consumers are no longer satisfied with simply remembering famous people; they want to understand...
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