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Discovery to Launch 'TestTube' Online Video Network

May 22, 2013

Brett Sappington, an analyst at Parks Associates, said such investments in the YouTube ecosystem are "a bit of a hedge, because, if that area explodes in growth—and all of the data we have shows that they are reaching consumers in ways that traditional media has not reached—these companies want to have a stake."

From the article, "Discovery to Launch 'TestTube' Online Video Network" by Keach Hagey.

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