“Instead of having a programming group within broadcast and a programming group within streaming, we just collapsed the business. And so now you've got one programming team, one marketing team, one product and technology team, one decision sciences and research team, one obviously one advertising team.”

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collapsed separate programming, marketing, product, technology, research, and advertising teams into single unified teams across broadcast and streaming

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