<ul><li>Netflix is tapping into YouTube content by licensing shows, such as "Ms. Rachel," which debuted in the top 10 globally.</li><li>Licensing YouTube content allows streamers to acquire shows with an existing audience at a lower cost.</li><li>Other streamers, including Roku, Hulu, Peacock, and Amazon Kids+, are also interested in licensing creator content.</li><li>The lines between YouTube and Netflix shows are becoming blurred, particularly in certain genres and categories.</li></ul>

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