YouTuber is now a word in the Oxford English Dictionary, according to a December 2016 update that added about 500 new words to the lexicon.
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The Most-Desired Career Among Young People Today Is ‘YouTuber’ (Study)
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“YouTuber” Is Now A Word In The Oxford English Dictionary
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iJustine Signs With Talent Agency UTA
Justine Ezarik AKA iJustine has signed United Talent Agency. UTA has experience with both digital clients and traditional TV and film stars.
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Key And Peele Changing The Definition Of “YouTube Star”
Key and Peele have built a huge presence on Comedy Central's YouTube channel, with premium content is creating a new breed of YouTube star.
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The Collective Signs YouTuber Hannah Hart of ‘My Drunk Kitchen’
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