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Apr 2015
12m 37s

IMO #2: The Power of Livestreaming

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YouNower, YouTuber Diegosaurs discusses live streaming platforms like Periscope and YouNow, the new music service Tidal and how YouTube is starting a ad-free, paid subscription service. 
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