Hollywood Wants to ABSORB YouTube... | Clownfish TV

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Hollywood wants YouTube bad, and the CEO of YouTube wants Hollywood bad. And now the Hollywood unions are trying to work their way into YouTube productions, starting with the studio behind Game Theory.

But will it work? And will YouTubers be able to afford unionized staff? Or is this just a way for Hollywood to control YouTube now that they see the eyeballs have shifted off of studio productions?

I'm guessing that's what's going on, but that's just a theory.

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