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Is global culture dead? | The Economist

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June 14, 2026

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America’s grip on popular culture is loosening. Many predicted that globalisation would lead to a stale, worldwide monoculture, where everyone watched and listened to the same things. But new analysis says otherwise.

Tom Wainwright, The Economist’s media editor, joins Adam Roberts, foreign editor, to unpack what he’s discovered and explain why there’s been a revival of home-grown content across music and television.

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