The answer may not reassure the parents of the Noahs of the world, who form an obvious audience for "Boy Alone".
Television viewers in this millennium, with a long history as TV watchers and with hundreds of channels to choose from, form a sophisticated audience.
NBC amalgamated enough of them to form a national audience, whose attention could be sold to national advertisers, the money split with the local owners.
Along the way, we learn how the sheer enjoyment of the game transformed average players into top competitors and how, at the end of the day, SMITE isn't forming an exclusive audience of pro gamers but is a MOBA game for everyone.
But at the end of the day while there's money to be made, sponsors who want in, and streaming numbers on the rise we see why SMITE isn't forming an exclusive audience, it's truly a MOBA game for everyone and it's getting bigger by the day.
Those thousands of people may well form a built-in audience for her next novel, which Ms. Cross is still writing.
"Further, Nielsen [Net Ratings] indicates that iTunes users form a distinct target audience with brand preferences along autos, alcohol beverages, magazines, and television," he added.
The performer was enjoying watching and listening to the audience, but was also performing for the other performers, who formed a second audience.
"Together, cancer cells and host cells form an ecosystem," Pienta reminded the audience.
