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APRIL 1, 2014

Break.com , the online viral video and entertainment site, is looking to promote "positive pranks", saying yesterday that it has tied with YouTube comedy duo SMOTH and YouTube pranksters Stuart Edge, LAHWF, Greg Benson and Jack Vale, to put a positive spin on video pranks. Is this the end of the "fail" video?

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OCTOBER 27, 2009

Los Angeles-based Break.com , an online site focused on entertainment for men, said it has launched a new Horror Channel this morning. Break.com said it is partnering with horror site FEARnet on the new channel, and also has its Creative Lab working on original content specifically for the channel. READ MORE>>.

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JULY 16, 2009

Los Angeles-based Break.com , which operates a video and entertainment web site focused on men, reports today that it has inked a partnership with G4's "Web Soup" television series, where "Web Soup" will feature a Break.com segment. The deal also includes a co-branded channel on Break.com featuring those videos.

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NOVEMBER 6, 2009

Los Angeles-based Break Media , which operates a network of male-centric content web sites, said today that it has linked with home entertainment system company Yoostar in a promotion. According to Break,it is teaming up with Yoostar for a special, featured channel on the site focused on the "Yoostar Casting Tour" competition. READ MORE>>.

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OCTOBER 24, 2008

Beverly Hills-based online entertainment site Break.com has reportedly laid off 11 staffers, according to a report by CNET.

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OCTOBER 13, 2010

According to Break, the new site will provide content focused on entertainment, gaming, sports, and culture, all in context of Hispanic males. Break operates a network of various websites focused mostly on a younger, male audience and comedy and entertainment. Tags: break hispanic media tuvez male content entertainment video.

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MARCH 17, 2011

Los Angeles-based Break Media , the online publisher of video content, announced this morning that it has added Greg Siegel as its Senior Vice President, Entertainment Development. Siegel was most recently founder and CEO of VidMe, and also has served at talent agency Endeavor.

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