Flew explains that the Internet is a network of devices that share information using a signal, which allows them to communicate with each other, and that individuals use this connection to perform all kinds of tasks and services. , one of which is creating and sharing content; labeled as Web 2.0, social media (13), and new new media (Levinson, 1). This form of new media was popularized by the creation of social media websites such as Facebook, Myspace and Twitter in the early 2000s, but Web 2.0 is not really the invention of a new product, nor simply a social media, but rather a new way of using new media to allow users to take control and create their own content; giving them control over the distribution of information (Flew, 13). Previously, individuals could only be consumers, receiving what large retailers deemed worthy of sharing. Now, new media allows everyone to share with others on the Internet, creating a whole new environment that allows users to interact like never before; become not only consumers, but also producers (Levinson, 2). For example, in the film, Brandy took photos of herself in costumes to create an alternate identity on tumblr, Don's wife used new media to create a profile on Ashley Madison, and Donna posted photos of his daughter on a private site. subscribers – each producing content that others then consume. Likewise, they consumed media created by others, thus completing the new media cycle. New media are naturally convergent, as evidenced by the overlapping and mixing of individuals' stories in the film; Each person's interaction with new media has affected someone else's story in one way or another, ultimately connecting almost all stories into one (men, women and men).