New Delhi, June 13 -- If you look back at the last 100, 50, 20, and even 5 years, you will see that entertainment has consistently evolved. The very first movies were made in the late 19th century, and it wasn't until 1971 that the first arcade video game, Computer Space, was available to the public.

In more recent years, entertainment has transcended country borders, with people from all over the globe having access to similar kinds of games, TV shows, art, and films. So, what does this mean for digital consumers?

Understanding Borderless Entertainment: Gaming, TV, Film, and Art

Throughout history, entertainment and media have been very localised to specific places. For example, a hit TV show in the UK may have only been popular there...