Yeah1 Group, the first publicly-traded Vietnamese media company, made headlines stateside last month after acquiring Los Angeles-based multi-channel network (MCN) Scalelab (which reps Jake Paul and MrBeast) -- and then selling it back to its original owners for $12 million mere months after Yeah1's own MCN status was unceremoniously terminated by YouTube.
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YouTube Won’t Ban Far-Right Activist Tommy Robinson — Here’s What It’s Doing Instead
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YouTube Terminated Yeah1’s MCN Status, But Now It Looks Like They’re Working Out A Deal
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YouTube Facing Criticism After Promoting Zac Efron’s New Channel Instead Of Resident Creators
This past weekend, Zac Efron became the latest Hollywood celebrity to launch a YouTube channel. His presence on the platform is already drawing criticism, but not because of his actions — because of YouTube’s.
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Creators for Good: Karlie Kloss Inspires Young Girls in STEM
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Popular YouTube Stuntsman Was Behind The Mysterious Spacefaring Big Mac Found On A U.K. Soccer Field
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YouTube Millionaires: DIY Expert Robby Is Ready For YouTube To Become Bigger Than TV
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YouTube TV Is Now Available In Every U.S. Market
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Creators Going Pro: Elle Mills’ YouTube Channel Is Becoming A Diary About The Raw, Vulnerable Parts Of Her Life
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Liza Koshy Returns To YouTube With A Glitzy Musical For Her Dollar Store Shenanigans
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Studio71 Launches Weekly Reaction Series With Tal Fishman, Caylus Cunningham On ‘Caffeine’
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After EU Copyright Reform Passes, Susan Wojcicki Says “This Is The Beginning” Of YouTube’s Fight
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YouTube Usage Comprises 37% Of All Mobile Web Traffic, Study Finds
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