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YouTube
BBN has covered 6 stories about YouTube, mostly in U.S. and Pop Culture, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter, SYFY, Storm Lake Times Pilot, Deadline and others. Newest first.
- U.S.
Screen Gems: YouTube Exec Fede Goldenberg to Run Genre Label
Goldenberg previously worked at YouTube before taking charge of the studio's horror and thriller division—a rare move bringing streaming expertise to traditional studio genre filmmaking.
Reported by The Hollywood Reporter - Weird News
Filoni Teases a 'Weird' Ahsoka Season Two, Plus YouTube
Creator Dave Filoni says the Star Wars spinoff will embrace increasingly strange territory in its second season; he did not specify what that entails.
Reported by SYFY, Storm Lake Times Pilot - Pop Culture
Sony Hire Gets Reaction; DuVernay's '14th' Lands
Fede Goldenberg, a YouTube executive, takes leadership of Sony's Screen Gems horror label as Ava DuVernay's documentary examines the Fourteenth Amendment.
Reported by Deadline, Variety - U.S.
Toddler Attack Suspect Was Unfit for Trial; Execution Stream Question
A 46-year-old homeless man deemed unfit for trial had allegedly stabbed two children before attacking a toddler in New York City; tech companies are staying mum on execution livestreaming.
Reported by New York Post, The Verge - Pop Culture
Sony Taps YouTube Exec for Screen Gems; Street Fighter Odds
Sony appointed YouTube executive Fede Goldenberg to lead Screen Gems as the studio shifts focus toward digital creators and influencers.
Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, /Film - Weird News
Storm Lake Times Pilot Explores the Weird Side of YouTube
The Storm Lake Times Pilot examined strange corners of the video platform; a separate story promoted an accordion-focused week at Milwaukee Record.
Reported by Storm Lake Times Pilot, Milwaukee Record
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