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Creatorverse: Youtube Wants to be Way More Than the Next Hollywood
A lot of hoopla has been made about YouTube trying to become the new Hollywood, but all of that hand-wringing is a bit misguided. YouTube doesn’t want to disrupt Hollywood; it wants to disrupt everything about the creator economy.
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A lot of hoopla has been made about YouTube trying to become the new Hollywood, but all of that hand-wringing is a bit misguided. YouTube doesn’t want to disrupt Hollywood; it wants to disrupt everything about the creator economy. That was apparent during today’s Made on YouTube event, the company’s annual New York showcase of its latest innovations.
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