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• Creators Going Pro: How Infinite Went From YouTubing As A Hobby To Building An Infinite Brand
• Creators Going Pro: Eight-Year-Old Stars Of Twin Toys (And Their Dad) Turned Family Friendly Nerf Wars Into A Family Business

  Nerf blasters abound on the Twin Toys YouTube channel, which stars eight-year-old twins Eli and Liam, along with their younger brother Camden, often locked in all-out family-friendly wars with foam-based weaponry. And their antics have evolved to support a solid small business.

  
• Creators Going Pro: How Logdotzip Turned A Passion For Gaming At 14 Into A 10-Person Business A Decade Later

  Tyler Pappas first started messing around in online video when he was 14. A decade later, he's still messing around in online video, but now his messing around is supporting a 10-person business.

  
• BuzzFeed Cuts 20 Roles From Business Team Amid Strategic Shift, But Plans 45 Hires

  Additionally, BuzzFeed's future in France -- where it counts 14 employees -- remains up in the air, and it has notified the team there about potential cuts.

  
• LinkedIn Adds Native Video Sharing, Will Provide Job-Related Info About Viewers
• Instagram Deploys Ads In ‘Stories’ Feature, Which Now Boasts 150 Million Daily Users
• Insights: Reaping The $22 Billion “Opportunity” In Mobile Entertainment
• Insights: Is Digital Media’s M&A Gold Rush Nearly Done, Or Only Just Begun?
• Pro Athletes, Business Execs Talk Shop In AOL’s Original Series ‘Win/Win’
• YouTube Is Worth Up To $21.3 Billion
• Tremor Video Ad Network In The Red On First Day After IPO
• YouTube Gets On Tumblr Right Before $1.1 Billion Yahoo Acquisition