YouTube, Google Inc's video website, is streaming 4 billion online videos every day, a 25 percent increase in the past eight months, according to the company.
The jump in video views comes as Google pushes 
YouTube beyond the personal computer, with versions of the site that 
work on smartphones and televisions, and as the company steps up efforts
 to offer more professional-grade content on the site.
Robert Kyncl, vice president of 
content at Google and a former architect of the Netflix streaming 
business, said that YouTube serves 3 billion hours per video every 
month and tops 800 million unique visitors per month.
YouTube also said today that users are now uploading an hour of video every second equaling 60 hours of video every minute.
Aquired by Google for $1.65 billion 
in 2006, YouTube represents one of Google's key opportunities to generate new 
sources of revenue outside its traditional Internet search advertising 
business.
Reuters notes however that most of the 4 billion videos viewed on YouTube today 
don’t make money. Only 3 billion YouTube videos a week are being 
monetized.
Source: http://www.reuters.com
Source: http://www.reuters.com

they don't let just anyone cash in with videos
ReplyDeleteBe nice to cash in too, but Google is the only one that seems able to do that.
ReplyDeleteMost of them are trolls trolling trolls.
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