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No. 224: Vertical video graduates from format experiment to its own genre

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Vertical video just became a genre. Pandemic sheds just became design history. When something gets a name, it gets a budget. Today's Pattern: @ThePattern

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00:00:00Good Morning - Vertical video graduates from format experiment to its own genre
00:00:30The Lead: Vurt is betting vertical video deserves its own cr
00:01:31Signal 1: Apple quietly acquires a personalised podcast star
00:01:56Signal 2: Jackson Wang and Edison Chen use Hong Kong's diall
00:02:20Signal 3: JW Anderson and UNIQLO frame their collection arou
00:02:45Signal 4: Silicon Valley's most powerful voices are adopting
00:03:09Signal 5: New York's pandemic dining sheds get a book, cemen
00:03:49The Pattern
00:04:35Wrap Up

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