YouTube's Business Chief Leaves as the Platform Moves Past Hollywood

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Mark Bergen

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Entertainment

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Retail

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YouTube is no longer trying to win at Hollywood's game.

After a decade of courting and challenging Hollywood, YouTube is moving on. But first...

YouTube's Business Chief Leaves as the Platform Moves Past Hollywood

After a decade of courting and challenging Hollywood, YouTube is moving on. But first...

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