David Letterman's 6,000+ Late-Night Episodes to Get Global Digital Distribution via NBCUniversal and Merzigo Deal
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William Earl
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David Letterman's production company Worldwide Pants has partnered with NBCUniversal and tech company Merzigo to globally distribute over 6,000 episodes of his late-night shows across digital platforms like YouTube and Facebook. The archive spans from 1982's "Late Night With David Letterman" on NBC through "The Late Show With David Letterman" on CBS, which ended in 2015. Merzigo will optimize the content for modern digital distribution.
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VarietyDavid Letterman's 6,000+ Late-Night Episodes to Get Global Digital Distribution via NBCUniversal and Merzigo Dealvariety.comKey quotes
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