Netflix and the self-fulfilling cancellation loop
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Arne Aksel: ‘Denmark had become this decorative no-go land. We've been in a white or gray or beige box for what – 20, 25 years? I think people have had enough.’
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Warner Bros Discovery weighs sale of music library to pare debt
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‘You have to learn to listen’: How a doctor cares for Boston’s homeless
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Native Americans—and their genes—traveled back to Siberia, new genomes reveal
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How Finland is teaching a generation to spot misinformation
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Roomba testers feel misled after intimate images ended up on Facebook
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Right-to-repair advocates question John Deere’s new promises
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Safe deposit boxes aren’t safe
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Podcast Overload: How I kicked the “Red Scare” habit
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Kill your own business
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Japan’s business owners can’t find successors. This man is giving his away.
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Pro Rally driver and Hoonigan founder Ken Block killed in snowmobile accident
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The privatization of policing
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How this artist makes perfect clouds indoors
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A crucial particle physics computer program risks obsolescence
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Pelé, the global face of soccer, dies at 82
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The year woke broke: A brief history of a contested word
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Lindsay Ellis - We don’t talk about ET
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How Netflix’s ‘Knives Out’ sequel overcame AMC Theatres’ resistance and scored a big-screen release
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Putin’s war: How a “walk in the park” became a catastrophe for Russia
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Denmark's semi-autonomous territory Greenland is coveted by China, the United States, and global mining companies
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Austin Butler sings ‘Blue Christmas’ with Cecily Strong in her last ‘SNL’
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Disaster scenarios raise the stakes for Colorado River negotiations
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Denmark to try out first grand coalition government since 1970s – been without a permanent government for forty-two days, beating the previous record
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The climate impact of your neighborhood, mapped
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Massive fire burns down part of an NYPD evidence center in Brooklyn
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Where does all the cardboard come from?
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The real nature of Thomas Edison’s genius
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To build a delightful library for kids, start with these ninety-nine books
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Infectious disease applicants plummet, and US hospitals are scrambling
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Signal’s president Meredith Whittaker on what’s next for the private messaging app
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Chinese protesters want ‘cinema freedom.’ Hollywood should help them.
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Apple makes plans to move production out of China
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‘Gangnam Style’ brought K-Pop to the world, but haunted its creator
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48,000 UC graduate student workers go on strike
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Murder and loathing in Las Vegas
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Food giant Unilever is planning a dairy ice cream that uses milk that doesn’t come from a cow
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AI horror - Who is Loab, the AI-generated apparition haunting our timelines?
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Exclusive: We tasted the world's first cultivated steak, no cows required
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Irene Cara, ‘Fame’ and ‘Flashdance’ singer, dies at 63
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Most Amazon search results are ads
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The Hibernator’s Guide to the Galaxy
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The nine best Thanksgiving songs I definitely didn’t just make up
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Amazon plans to invest $1 billion a year in movies for theaters
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New evidence indicates that an effort to stamp out disease-carrying insects is working. The key? Mosquitoes genetically engineered to kill off their own kind.
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AI’s new frontier: Connecting grieving loved ones with the deceased
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Bed Habits - One insomniac’s descent into the world of sleep research to understand what screens before bed are doing to our brains
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Finnish astronomers acquitted in defamation case related to protesting harassment – astrophysicist Christian Ott argued protests cost him postdoc position
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Sweden finds explosive traces at Nord Stream blast sites, confirms sabotage
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