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Steve Chen, YouTube's founder, left the online video site to work at parent company Google. ... Mr. Chen co-founded YouTube in 2005 with Chad Hurley, who remains chief executive, and Jawed Karim who left the company early on to attend graduate school.
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YouTube co-founder Steve Chen has quietly left his baby behind, moving to a different Google division. Fellow co-founder Chad Hurley might leave too, PaidContent writes. Now comes a more Hollywood future for the video-sharing site.
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YouTube co-founder Steve Chen, who oversaw the company's technical operations as it grew from an upstart to the world's biggest video site, no longer works at the site day-to-day. ... Chen was reportedly working on a technology incubator project last
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Steve Chen, one of the cofounders of YouTube, is no longer CTO -- and hasn't been for months. ... Kafka writes that there is no CTO level position at YouTube any more and that Chen's technical duties have been taken over by a team of engineers. In
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In November 2005, three former Pay-Pal employees named Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim launched a service that over the months has become one of the great successes of the Internet era. I refer, as many of you guessed, ...
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YouTube co-Founder Steve Chen officially moves to another department of Google, Chad Hurley is likely to follow. More Hulu-esque content is expected to emerge as YouTube loses hundreds of millions of dollars a year [Gawker] ...
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YouTube was founded in 2005 by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim, who were all early employees of PayPal. As Damon Knight died in 2002 and YouTube was born in 2005 it is unlikely this author is Chef Dina Knight's dad. ...