Is Netflix Becoming the New Tubi? Here's Why That's Good
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Netflix might be shifting its strategy to look more like Tubi, and honestly, it could be exactly what the platform needs right now! The streaming giant appears to be evolving its content approach, and some industry watchers think this transformation is actually a smart move. It's an interesting moment for Netflix as it continues to adapt and experiment with its library and programming strategy.
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