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This is why I don't do YouTube Paid Members Public
Life in the YouTube celeb bubble Paid Members Public
Blogosphere's lead interview gives us an insight into life inside the influencer bubble - and how the Mail views it, too…
YouTube woos creators with social network features Paid Members Public
People often think of YouTube as social media, but it’s never really been a social network. Sure you could subscribe to a creator’s channel, but it was a very one-way, broadcast relationship. That might be changing – a little – with the launch of YouTube Community [https://youtube-creators.googleblog.com/
Social media sanity checks the Rogue One way Paid Members Public
It’s not hard to find this adorable: Yes, it’s the CGI team from Industrial Light & Magic, watching reaction videos to the [trailer for *Rogue One*](http://www.starwars.com/video/rogue-one-a-star-wars-story-official-teaser-trailer), the forthcoming *Star Wars* movie.In a month where we’ve seen so damn many examples
Gaming vlogger PewDiePie is teaming with Disney to launch a new network Paid Members Public
Gaming vlogger PewDiePie is teaming with Disney to launch a new network [http://thenextweb.com/insider/2016/01/14/youtube-star-pewdiepie-partners-with-disney-to-launch-his-own-video-network/?utm_source=om&hb] Further evidence that the YouTube celebrity phenomenon is rapidly growing in a parallel media industry, that is then cross-breeding with traditional media: > After racking
Influence and power in the age of the YouTube celebrity Paid Members Public
YouTube celebrities – like comicbookgirl19 [http://www.comicbookgirl19.com] above – are the fastest growing media stars of our age, yet a group much of the mainstream media seems utterly unaware of. There’s an interesting piece arguing that female YouTube celebrities have greater influence [http://adage.com/article/digital/female-youtube-stars-carry-clout-mainstream-celebs/301119/
The company that makes money from everyone's viral videos Paid Members Public
A day at work watching YouTube videos [http://www.wired.com/2015/08/jukin-media/]: > A guy in a hamster suit falling over at a children’s birthday party also gets the nod. It reminds him of a video his company approved a few weeks ago—Bugs Bunny and Daffy
How millennials and the middle-aged get to streaming TV Paid Members Public
Compare and contrast: > Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are reuniting to create an all-new car show, exclusively for Amazon Prime. The show will be produced by the trio’s long time executive producer Andy Wilman. On working with Amazon, Jeremy Clarkson said “I feel like I’ve
