Ozy Media Is Shutting Down After Damaging New York Times Report
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The embattled digital media company was recently accused of highly questionable business practices.
Ozy Media, a troubled media startup recently accused of highly questionable business practices, is shutting down.
The embattled company faced harsh scrutiny following a startling New York Times story this week.
The story recalled a meeting earlier this year in which Ozy co-founder Samir Rao impersonated a YouTube executive on a conference call with prospective investors and painted a glowing profile of the company’s content on the video platform.
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