Why it’s okay that paid YouTube won’t have network TV

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By Jeff ByrnesJul 21, 2015, 1:38 pm544 ptsTrending
Googles YouTube is inching closer to the launch ofits subscription-based video service, and it appears thatthe paid offering will be missing network television providers. According to Bloomberg, partners accounting for more than 90 percent of YouTube viewing have already signed on withthe paid service. With…

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