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TikTok and Instagram Reels have become the primary discovery engines for movies, music, and TV. A single 15-second clip of an old sitcom can rocket it to #1 on streaming charts (the Suits effect). A forgotten 1980s pop song can become a global hit due to a dance trend (Fleetwood Mac’s "Dreams" in 2020). In this environment, "original" content is less valuable than "remixable" content. Should we dive deeper into how is currently
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