'CardBound' is an upcoming documentary about collectible card games like 'Pokemon' and the impact of creators like Logan Paul on that market.
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Have you heard? “No influencers” in Nantucket, Prime becomes Slime, and a Steve Jobs PSA 10.
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A documentary shares the history of card collecting, and its creator-led future
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Have you heard? PlaqueBoyMax vies for the dance track of the year while Pepsi MAX spreads holiday cheer.
PlaqueBoyMax got a Grammy nomination, Pepsi MAX launched a holiday campaign with creators, and Netflix announced its Warner Bros acquisition.
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Logan Paul’s CryptoZoo promises were just “puffery,” not fraud, says judge dismissing lawsuit against him
"Defendant Paul's depiction of the project as one backed by a 'massive team' and funded by 'like a million dollars' also constitutes puffery," Albright wrote, then went on to clarify that "puffery" means "an exaggerated, blustering, and boasting statement upon which no reasonable buyer would be justified in relying."
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Have you heard? KSI’s got talent, British networks take on Ms. Rachel, and sorority girls make six figures.
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20 years of YouTube: In 2017, Logan Paul’s walk in the Japanese woods changed everything
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After 42% year-over-year sales decline, is PRIME out of its prime?
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The Paul brothers teased a Jake v. Logan boxing match, but they gave us a Max reality show instead
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India to get big influencer boxing moment with Logan Paul/Conor McGregor fight
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Have you heard? Keith Lee serves sushi drama, MrBallen is a bestseller, and Ro Pansino smokes her dad
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Have you heard? One Paul brother says boxing is over, but the other is hitting back at his critics.
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MrBeast, Logan Paul, and KSI want Lunchly to be the hottest new thing in the school cafeteria
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