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Pedro Pina: YouTube Is Not “Invested In Producing Content”

Deadline · October 12, 2026 at 6:48 AM

Pedro Pina: YouTube Is Not “Invested In Producing Content”

YouTube is not “invested in producing content.” That was the message today from the platform’s European chief Pedro Pina, as he continues his tour of the biggest TV events in the world convincing traditional TV gatekeepers that they should work with YouTube.

Pina was speaking alongside RTL Deutschland CEO Stephan Schmitter, telling the audience that […]

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Pedro Pina: YouTube Is Not “Invested In Producing Content”

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