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Why Facebook Wants to Share Video-Related Ad Revenue

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July 2, 2015

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July 2 -- Facebook will begin sharing advertising revenue with companies that post videos on its social network, a step toward luring more premium content away from sites like Google’s YouTube. Bloomberg's Lucas Shaw reports on "Trending Business."

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