The rise of CLIPS in entertainment content and popular media has revolutionized the way we consume and interact with our favorite shows, movies, and music.
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This has led to "fragmented viewing." Audiences are increasingly engaging with media in a piecemeal fashion—watching highlights of a sports game rather than the match, or watching a summary of a movie on TikTok rather than the film itself. This challenges the economic viability of high-budget, long-form content. To counter this, major studios are either acquiring short-form platforms (as Disney did with plans to integrate Hulu content into streaming bundles) or pivoting to creating shorter content themselves to maintain brand relevance. The rise of CLIPS in entertainment content and
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