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- The media industry has had several major shakeups since 2010 that saw publishers and staffers navigating new platforms.
- While some outlets suffered amid gambles like pivoting to video content, others flourished by employing podcasting or getting a slice of streaming-centric audiences.
- Amid the wave of allegations against film producer Harvey Weinstein, the media industry had its own reckoning with shakeups following sexual misconduct allegations against some of the most powerful and iconic figures of news and entertainment.
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The media industry went through massive, unprecedented changes in the last decade that left publishers and staffers alike stuck navigating a new world different platforms.
Outlets struggled with the urge to stay on-trend, following trends like pivoting to video.
By 2019, podcasts and streaming won audiences over across genres.
See how the media has changed in the last 10 years.
