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What Killed 'The Late Show'?

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The Decline of Late-Night Television

This chapter examines the controversial cancellation of a popular late-night show, focusing on the financial pressures and shifting viewer habits that have contributed to its decline. It highlights the emergence of YouTube as a dominant platform, attracting audiences away from traditional networks, and discusses the challenges of budget cuts and reduced advertising revenue. The chapter reflects on the cultural significance of late-night shows and the implications of their potential disappearance for national unity and shared viewing experiences.

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