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Today is the conclusion of our three-part look at the end of Quibby.

The streaming service that failed, I would say, spectacularly.

The piece comes from deadline.

We've had parts one and two previously here on the feed, so go back and give

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All right, onto to the piece.

In parts one and two, we talked about the fall of quibby, what it means for the production of content. We also heard from a ton of anonymous sources who

basically shat all over the idea and I questioned why deadline has to use a thousand different anonymous sources in an article about something that's now over.

But we will continue.

The next segment, which I am sure will continue plenty of anonymous sources.

And in fact it does in the first sentence, is entitled Anger in Town, which this is now how people feel in LA after the death of Quibi.

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