Digital media refers to content that is created, stored, and distributed in a digital format. It encompasses a wide variety of formats, including text, audio, video, animations, and interactive content. Digital media is designed for use on digital devices such as computers, smartphones, tablets, and other electronic devices that utilize the internet or other digital networks. This type of media is characterized by its ability to be easily shared, edited, and manipulated, leading to new forms of communication and engagement. Common examples of digital media include social media platforms, websites, digital advertising, podcasts, streaming services, and video games. The transition from traditional media, such as print and broadcast, to digital media has dramatically transformed how information is produced, distributed, and consumed in the modern world.
The digital marketplace is governed by complex legal frameworks that protect creators' rights and compensation. Rights holders play a critical role in determining how digital works can be accessed and…