Before the new year, Tubefilter put together a panel around the hot topic of creative marketing on YouTube and beyond: Do Cheaters Never Prosper?
Industry
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Zooey Deschanel’s HelloGiggles and DBG Launch ‘The Single Life’
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Cheaters Panel Stirs Controversy, Raises Further Questions
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Hulu Spends First of its $500 Million on Original Programs
'A Day in the Life' by Morgan Spurlock, 'Battleground,' and 'Up to Speed,' are all original web series that have been picked up by Hulu.
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YouTube Aims for More Accurate Subscriber Data
The world's largest online video sharing site is trying to make its data more accurate and transparent in hopes of wooing more advertisers to online video.
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How Hulu Made $420 Million in Revenue in 2011
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Mortal Kombat, Downsized, 30 Rock Among WGA New Media Noms
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iJustine Drops In On Tommy Wiseau, Gets Arms Ripped Off
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NATPE Reveals 2012 Digital Luminary Awards Winners
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Here’s a Question: Why Do Content Creators Use VYou?
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Tom Hanks’ ‘Electric City’ To Premiere at CES, Debut on Yahoo
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Shit Girls Say: The Best Of
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The Digitour Unveils 2012 Itinerary
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