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Inside the cottage industry around "YouTube automation" that is dubiously persuading people to spend thousands of dollars to create video businesses on YouTube (Nico Grant/New York Times)

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Inside the cottage industry around “YouTube automation” that is dubiously persuading people to spend thousands of dollars to create video businesses on YouTube  —  A cottage industry is persuading people to spend thousands to create video businesses on YouTube.  Disclaimer: It is harder than it looks.


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