The seven things Fusion screwed up, according to
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Launched as an English-language current‑affairs TV channel aimed at Hispanic Millennials then pivoted to general Millennials, Fusion builds a Doral, Florida HQ next to Miami Airport (forcing expensive soundproofing) and bets on a TV-first model that includes six hours of live TV a day. Production stays in-house instead of outsourced, growth ramps fast then contracts with mass layoffs, and a website designed by TV people fails to function as a true digital property despite buying Gizmodo Media Group assets like The Onion and Clickhole.
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