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Competitive Pressures on Traditional Media from Online Platforms
Traditional media organizations, such as established broadcasting companies, face intense competition from modern online streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+. This competitive environment creates financial strain, making it more difficult for them to afford expenses such as employee wage increases.
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