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The Rise of Clipping in Social Media Marketing

The article discusses the growing trend of 'clipping' in social media marketing, where short video segments are created to promote various content. Mia Sato from The Verge highlights the implications of this trend, including its potential threat to traditional media and the ethical concerns surrounding paid promotions on social platforms. The conversation emphasizes the need for a balance between short-form and long-form content in the evolving digital landscape.

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The article discusses the growing trend of 'clipping' in social media marketing, where short video segments are created to promote various content. Mia Sato from The Verge highlights the implications of this trend, including its potential threat to traditional media and the ethical concerns surrounding paid promotions on social platforms. The conversation emphasizes the need for a balance between short-form and long-form content in the evolving digital landscape.

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