YouTube Programs Channels in 9 Nations
June 19, 2007 By MICHAEL LIEDTKE, AP Business Writer(AP) -- Unshaken by its legal problems in the United States, online video leader YouTube will attempt to extend its cultural reach and increase its moneymaking opportunities by programming new channels in nine other countries.
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