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• LeVar Burton Raising $1,000,000 To Bring ‘Reading Rainbow’ To Web
• The Fine Bros Use Kids React To Promote AMC Show About Old Computers

  The Fine Bros have used a 'Kids React' episode about old computers as a branded video to promote the upcoming AMC show 'Halt and Catch Fire'

  
• Here Is The Stream For YouTube Onstage Live At The Kennedy Center

  Here is the live stream for YouTube Onstage Live from the Kennedy Center, which will feature Lindsey Stirling, Scott Bradlee, and others.

  
• Danny MacAskill Bikes Through Abandoned Town In Latest Red Bull Video

  Stunt biker Danny MacAskill journeyed to the abandoned Argentine town of Epecuen for his latest collaboration with Red Bull Media House.

  
• CineFix Sketches Out Movie History In ‘Film School’d’
• Fund This: Impressive Cast, Crew Seeks $45,000 For ‘Muzzled’ Musical
• Nintendo To Launch Affiliate Program To Share Revenue With YouTubers
• Yahoo Faces Obstacles In Plan To Launch YouTube Competitor This Summer
• Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 5/23/14
• Anna Akana Tries Her Hand At Comedy In Newest Short Film
• Here’s The Trailer For ‘Spooked’, Bryan Singer’s Geek & Sundry Series
• Sawyer Hartman Says “Welcome To Tokyo” In A New Short Film
• Report: Netflix Picks Up $170 Million Series About Queen Elizabeth II
• Indie Spotlight: ‘Millions’ Is A Gripping Passion Project
• Vice’s Upcoming Sports Channel Will Take Over The NOC Channel
• ‘Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist’ Commences Round One On Machinima
• ‘Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee’ Trailer Reveals Season 4 Guests
• Fullscreen Is Building An Off YouTube Subscription Video Site For Millennials (Exclusive)
• YouTube Accused Of Strong-Arming Indie Labels Over Music Service
• Here Are The First Episodes Of Season Two Of iJustine’s ‘Hardwired’
• Guess Which Country Has The Most Avid YouTube Viewers [INFOGRAPHIC]
• Top 100 Most Subscribed YouTube Channels Worldwide • April 2014
• iJustine, Shane Dawson, Other UTA Clients Get Their Own Book Deals
• YouTube Millionaires: Itsjudytime Gets “Straight To The Point”