BuzzFeed’s stock has dropped roughly 50% in price over the past six months

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The Hollywood Reporter / J. Clara Chan / Aug 10

BuzzFeed brought in more revenue than forecast but total time spent by users declined to 154 million hours, representing a 19% drop year over year. —SS

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