Susanne Daniels

Global head of original content at YouTube

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Currently global head of original content at YouTubePresident.  Former President of Entertainment for Lifetime Networks and co-author of Season Finale: The Unexpected Rise and Fall of the WB and UPN; former President of Entertainment at the WB Network

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Among the many premieres at the Tribeca film festival last week, one brought back some familiar faces to fans of the 1984 movie, ‘The Karate Kid.’

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Among the many premieres at the Tribeca film festival last week, one brought back some familiar faces to fans of the 1984 movie, ‘The Karate Kid.’

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