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• Pay-TV Companies Lose Record Amount Of Subscribers In Q2 2015
• Comcast Is Reportedly Working On Its Own Video Service

  According to 'Business Insider,' the massive broadcasting and media giant may be preparing to launch its own video service dubbed Watchable.

  
• For The Gregory Brothers, Creative Projects Are A “Constant Balancing Act”

  On Rhett & Link's 'Ear Biscuits' podcast, The Gregory Brothers (sans Andrew) discussed their journey from auto-tuning viral video stars to the present.

  
• Rooster Teeth’s Barbara Dunkelman Talks Massive Growth And The Future Of RTX

  Rooster Teeth's Barbara Dunkelman discusses RTX's humble origins, its explosive growth, and the future of RTX events around the world.

  
• Refinery29 Recruits YouTube Stars For “Talent Collective” Called Here And Now
• The Young Turks To Live Stream Flagship News Show With Firetalk
• Epoxy Invites Creators Over To New Open House
• Ticketmaster Appeals To Young Users With New Destination Called Minimaster
• YouTube Star Lil Dicky’s First Album Tops Billboard’s Rap Chart
• YouTube Star Michelle Phan Settles Dispute With Ultra Records
• Samsung’s New Phones Let Owners Stream Live To YouTube
• Kandee Johnson Shares “Facial Fitness” Tips In Newest Conde Nast Collaboration
• Facebook Will Let Verified Accounts Access Live Streaming Feature
• TopFan Partnership Brings Emu’s “Selfie Stickers” To Influencers
• Minnesota’s Internet Cat Video Festival Attracts 13,000 Attendees
• YouTube Millionaires: LDShadowLady Excited To Share Her Passion
• King Bach, DeStorm Power Set To Host ‘Punk’D’ On BET
• Snapchat Series ‘SnapperHero’ Leads Streamy Award Nominations
• Periscope Hits 10 Million Users, 40 Years Of Content Watched Per Day
• It’s Official: NBCUniversal Invests $200 Million In Vox Media
• Amazon Studios Snags A Film Exec From The Weinstein Company
• Amy Poehler’s ‘Smart Girls’ Gets Literary In New Series ‘Book Report With Aisha Muharrar’
• Felicia Day’s Book Hits Amazon Bestseller List Shortly After Its Debut
• Fund This: Average People Can Learn To Make Great Food In ‘Cooking Little’