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• Chevrolet Runs Video Ads In Print Versions Of Magazines. Seriously.
• The Kloons Enlist Keith Richards, Mick Jagger For Rolling Stones Edition Of ‘Sisters’

  The Kloons teamed up with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, who provided voiceovers in the latest episode of the web series 'Sisters'.

  
• VidCon Announces Keynote Speakers From Vessel, GoPro, YouTube, Twitter

  VidCon has announced keynote speakers from a variety of high-profile online video companies and brands, including Vessel, GoPro, and Twitter.

  
• Amazon’s Twitch Plays Old Spice In Latest Branded Campaign

  Old Spice and Wieden + Kennedy teamed up with Twitch to create "Nature Adventure," a real life version of the viral "Twitch Plays Pokemon" stream.

  
• AwesomenessTV’s ‘Side Effects’ Series To Debut As Feature Film On E!
• YouTube Millionaires: For Kian And Jc, “The Chemistry Is There”
• FouseyTUBE, Matthew Santoro Host YouTube’s Earth Day Live Stream
• How 10,000 Funders And $463,000 Gave ‘Simon’s Cat’ Some Color
• ‘Smosh: The Movie’ To Arrive On July 23rd, Adjacent To VidCon
• Hannah Hart, Grace Helbig, Dude Perfect Featured In Next Round Of YouTube TV Spots
• Netflix Boosts Subscriber Count To 62 Million In Q1 2015
• Music Acts To Play Off David Letterman In CBS Web Series
• Jonah Minton Joins DigiTour As Chief Revenue Officer
• Why Is HBO Mad At Periscope Over ‘Game Of Thrones’ Live Streams?
• Ze Frank Shares Long-Form Plans For BuzzFeed Motion Pictures
• Maker Studios Gets Its Own TV Series On ABC Family
• AwesomenessTV Reveals First Verizon Series, Announces Global Expansion, Content Plans
• Netflix Orders Eight-Part Nature Documentary Series ‘Our Planet’ From Creators Of ‘Planet Earth’
• Fund This: Political Intrigue Hits Junior High In ‘Playhouse Of Cards’
• Netflix Renews ‘Orange Is The New Black’ For A Fourth Season
• Top 100 Most Subscribed YouTube Channels Worldwide • March 2015
• Ellen DeGeneres’ App ‘Heads Up!’ Gets A TV Show
• Honda Strikes Deal With NBC To Sponsor “Saturday Night Line” Web Series
• Jerry Seinfeld On Why He Likes Going Digital, Loves Crackle, And Hates YouTube