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WWE Release Financial Results

February 11, 2016

Content on the WWE YouTube channel was viewed more than eight billion times which makes it the most followed YouTube channel.

WWE is also second most followed sports brand on Facebook.
Parks Associates rates the WWE Network as the fifth largest direct to consumer subscription service in the United States.

From the article "WWE Release Financial Results" by Brendan Kennelly.

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WWE Release Financial Results

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