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Platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and later Disney+ and Max, decoupled content from the linear schedule. No longer did audiences have to wait for "Must-See TV" Thursday; they could consume entire seasons in a weekend. This created the phenomenon of "binge culture." More importantly, it allowed niche genres to thrive. A documentary about competitive glassblowing or a Korean survival drama could find a global audience without ever needing a primetime slot. Looking ahead, the evolution of is pointing toward
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