Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, on his new YouTube channel: “I just kind of started it on a whim.”

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Mikhail Klimentov interviewed Schreier about the channel, where Schreier sits in a room and explains things about video games. “A rule that I set for myself is that I will not do any video that takes me more than 30 minutes to do in any way,” says Schreier. The oldest video on Schreier’s channel was posted on May 27th, and he already has more than 100,000 subscribers. [Link: Why Jason Schreier started a YouTube chan…

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Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, on his new YouTube channel: “I just kind of started it on a whim.”
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