The sentence came after Watson, 55, and the company were convicted in July for repeatedly misrepresenting Ozy’s revenue to get funding. The case became famous after he directed his co-founder to impersonate a YouTube executive on a call with Goldman bankers.
Prosecutors had urged the judge to impose a prison term of 17 years, saying Watson engaged in “a years-long brazen ...
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