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In response, is pivoting back to advertising. Netflix and Disney+ have launched ad-supported tiers. Amazon Prime Video defaults to ads unless you pay extra. The pendulum is swinging again. Furthermore, "Churn" (the rate at which subscribers cancel) is the metric haunting every CFO in Hollywood. This has led to a strategy of "event-izing" content. Rather than releasing 20 average movies a year, studios are spending $300 million on one Barbie or Oppenheimer to force the cultural conversation.

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