For the past couple years, several media companies have snatched up many of YouTube's most popular personalities to create content for their own linear and/or digital properties in an effort to attract their rabid millennial and Generation Z fans to their own platforms. However, only a fraction of those YouTube stars have been able to...
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January 12, 2018
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