Traditional media has often been characterized by its inaccessible barriers to entry.
The costs associated with distributing content in major publications were, and still are, a prominent deterrent for parties looking to expose their messaging to a greater audience.
It was the industrialization of print media that afforded an opportunity to reach the masses at an unprecedented scale.
Though, it was the same innovative machinery that enabled companies to widely disseminate their publications, further restricting working-class demographics from propagating their views.
