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The debate is over, or should be, MoffettNathanson Research’s Michael Nathanson says: Advertisers are shifting spending to online video at the expense of traditional TV programming that isn’t “essential” — meaning live sports and events, hit scripted shows, and cable shows that appeal to hard-to-reach audiences.
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