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Rachelle Abbott

Tech & Science Daily: How YouTube’s iJustine stayed in the game

Justine Ezarik

(Picture: Justine Ezarik / ADDITION)

In the final episode of our week celebrating leading women in tech and science, we hear from Justine Ezarik, aka iJustine, one of the most successful YouTubers of all time.

iJustine launched 16 years ago and she truly was one of the original queens of the platform.

Now, she has 6.98 million subscribers, created over 2000 uploads and has more than a billion views across her channel.

Despite the critics in the early days, Justine persevered and she continues to adapt and evolve now, all because of her love of technology.

Get ready to hear from a YouTube legend.

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