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It's pretty common in humanities in particular. It's much rarer in scientific, engineering, or technological fields. As a guideline, if the field has money to
by Kalium 5y ago
It's pretty common in humanities in particular. It's much rarer in scientific, engineering, or technological fields.
As a guideline, if the field has money to go around and companies have to compete for interns, they'll pay. If would-be interns have to compete for a few internships and the field famously struggles with budgets of two beans and a bit of string, they won't.
- anonymousiam 5y agoAnd here's what you left out: https://www.investopedia.com/netflix-q1-fy2021-earnings-report-recap-5179663 https://www.investopedia.com/netflix-q1-fy2021-earnings-repo... Netflix is rolling in cash.
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- logifail 5y ago> Netflix is rolling in cash Let's say Netflix['s production company] were to auction the opportunity to work with them on this project (for clarity: the winning photographer pays). Q1: Are we suggesting there would no bidders? Q2: If "the market fixes stuff" why can't the market fix this?