Netflix weighs 24/7 “always-on” live TV channels as engagement cools
A report says Netflix is testing the idea of live, non-stop channels to boost subscriber stickiness and reduce churn risk.

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A report says Netflix is testing the idea of live, non-stop channels to boost subscriber stickiness and reduce churn risk.
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A new Transformer Circuits paper gives executives a rare look inside what Claude does while it thinks.
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The European Commission claims Facebook and Instagram use illegal engagement mechanics, forcing platform leaders to rethink product incentives fast.
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