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YouTube is awash with videos on the best way to tie your shoes. Uri Bram of Atoms vs Bits says he finally found a method that works, called the Berluti knot.
From Atoms vs Bits:
Despite the fact that you would think this instruction is straightforward, and that just by chance if you went in random directions you would surely get it right about half the time, I was continuously unable to implement this and my laces continued indecorously untangling themselves.
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At Skydance's first employee town hall after it acquired Warner Bros. Discovery in October, CEO David Ellison told staff that the company behind Paramount Plus and HBO Max was competing for people's attention with some of the world's biggest tech companies. Months earlier, he'd singled out a way to get viewers to spend more time with Paramount's programming. A feed of short vertical videos, he said, was "critical to our future."
On Skydance's earnings call Monday, Ellison put a name to the competition. Add up all of Paramount's and Warner Bros. Discovery's broadcast, cable, and streaming properties, he said, and they still trail YouTube in …
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