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Shane Dawson Launches Online Store With Jeffree Star’s Killer Merch, All Items Promptly Sell Out
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YouTube Pacts With MerchBar To Help ‘Official Artist Channels’ Drive Merch, Vinyl Sales
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Viral Video Upstart ‘Doing Things Media’ Appoints Former Group Nine Exec President, Taps Starry Advisers
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Pocket.watch Greenlights Shows With The Onyx Family, Eh Bee Family, Expands Hulu Pact
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YouTube Drops Trailer For Latest Learning-Focused Original, Starring VSauce3’s Jake Roper
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YouTube Continues Crackdown On ‘Pick-Up Artist’ Vloggers Globally
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YouTube Star Jordyn Jones Drops Self-Titled EP, Will Embark On ‘Eyes On Me’ Tour
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YouTube Pacts With Michelle Obama On Third Series To Spotlight Global Girls’ Education Initiatives
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