Death of the binge model? Netflix goes back to “slow drip” releases
Netflix has switched from the binge model to the "slow drip" release of its hot shows. Why? And what the heck?!
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Campbell’s IT chief on leave after lawsuit claims he said company’s food is for ‘poor people’
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New limits for a rent algorithm that prosecutors say let landlords drive up prices
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US stocks rise, but Nvidia’s drop keeps the market in check
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With Wicked concluded, should we leave two part movies behind?
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Best-Selling Author James Patterson Wants You to 'Disrupt Everything'
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