Netflix has been in a battle against YouTube for the last few years and it appears that the streamer's approach to lure some of the biggest content creators in the world is paying off. Netflix's What ...
Mark Rober has documented his science experiments and more on YouTube for over a decade. He stepped further into the spotlight this year with his new Netflix show, Mark Rober’s CrunchLabs. The former ...
One of the top creators on YouTube is setting up shop on Samsung TV Plus. Mark Rober, who has nearly 72 million followers on his main YouTube channel and another 2.3 million or so on his CrunchLabs ...
Netflix is partnering with YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober on a new science-based competition series. The as-yet-untitled, kid-focused show will be fronted by Rober (pictured) and is ...
When Mark Rober built a glitter bomb for porch pirates he sparked a global movement around science storytelling that is now on track to transform STEM education for the next generation. His latest ...
EXCLUSIVE: Mark Rober, the former NASA engineer turned YouTube creator, launched science and engineering media company CrunchLabs in 2022 and has now just hired its first ever Chief Content Officer.
You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos says the streamer's push into podcasting and YouTube-born content is ...
Jimmy Kimmel is among the executive producers for the family-friendly show, set to premiere in 2026. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor YouTube creator Mark Rober is adding another platform to ...
Former NASA engineer and YouTube phenomenon Mark Rober shares how educators can use curiosity-driven, hands-on approaches to deepen student engagement in science. SILICON VALLEY, Calif., April 2, 2026 ...
Something to look forward to: YouTuber and former NASA engineer Mark Rober is taking his talents to Netflix. The social media star will host a new competition series on the streaming platform starting ...
He's blinding us with science. By Tony Maglio With YouTube (73.4 million subscribers) pretty much already in the bag — and its ad share revenue in his bag — former NASA engineer Mark Rober is ...