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Are YouTubers starting to sell out?

Andy Smith contemplates the future of the video-sharing network. 

 

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Posted on Feb 14, 2013   Updated on Jun 2, 2021, 12:57 am CDT

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More than 800 million YouTube users need their YouTube news. Andy Smith is determined to give it to them.

Since 2007, the Ohio-based YouTuber has delivered the latest in community news, with stories ranging from the alarming to the heartwarming. Smith is on the topics that you want to know and the stories that you need to know, and he’ll tell you how they’ll both affect your time on site.

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This week, Smith looks at Freddie Wong’s Kickstarter funding of Video Game High School: Season Two and wonders if the YouTubers are starting to sell out.

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*First Published: Feb 14, 2013, 9:00 am CST
 

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