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Are you turning your back on hi-tech forms of entertainment to escape algorithmically curated content?
Perhaps you are enjoying listening to vinyl rather than the constant flow of music playlists. Or maybe you have ditched streaming services to watch DVDs instead.
If you have recently moved to alternative ways to enjoy music and film and TV shows we would like to hear from you. What prompted the move? What is the appeal of these formats?
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