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Founded in February 2005, acquired by Google Inc. in 2006, YouTube is a consumer media company for people to watch and share original videos worldwide through a Web experience. People can see first-hand accounts of current events, find videos about their hobbies and interests, and discover the quirky and unusual. As more people capture special moments on video, YouTube is empowering them to become the broadcasters of tomorrow.
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NAICS Code Other Motion Picture and Video Industries: 512199
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Google to buy mobile ad network AdMob for $750 million
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Jordan Hoffner Joining Ben Silverman's Company
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Tweeting their way to better holiday sales?
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Source Interlink Media Strikes Deal with YouTube to Launch New Channels Featuring Video Content from...
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YouTube Launches Promoted Videos In Australia, Japan
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Archive AP Sources: YouTube may offer online movie rentals
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Google, labels partner on music search: sources
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[PIAS] And YouTube Ink Global Licensing And Marketing Deal
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Stocks in the Spotlight Friday
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Dancing With the Stars isnt the worst move for celebs
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YouTube in Deal with Britain's Channel 4
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Non-Profit Group Slams Google
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NHL.com Skates to Ads Tapping Fans' Digital Savvy
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The More YouTube Boasts Of Its 1Bn Served, The More Of A 'Cash Sinkhole' It...
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Industry Moves: Former YouTube Ad Exec Shashi Seth To Head AOL's Global Ad Products
Another Googler has landed at AOL… The latest is former YouTube monetization head Shashi Seth, who will now serve as SVP for Global Ad Products at AOL (NYSE: TWX). Seth left as YouTube’s head of monetization in June 2008 to become chief revenue office for image and video searcher...
Warner Music agrees its return to YouTube
Warner Music has made an agreement with YouTube to return before the end of the year to the online video site, on more favourable terms than it had before its abrupt departure from the service in late 2008.Shares of Warner Music rose 8 per cent after the announcement.The music...
Report: Warner, YouTube Reach A Deal?With Talks For Vevo, Too
Warner Music Group (NYSE: WMG) and YouTube have finally negotiated a deal that will bring music videos from artists like Madonna and U2 back to the video site, AdAge is reporting. Warner pulled all of its artists clips from YouTube in December, after the two companies could not agree...
Google Expands Ad Revenue Sharing On YouTube
A year-and-a-half after first giving select users a cut of the revenue generated by ads that run near their clips, YouTube is greatly expanding the program. In its current setup, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) shares revenue mostly with users who regularly post videos on the site that reach big audiences...
YouTube to show Time Warner clips
YouTube is set to show clips from channels such as CNN, the Cartoon Network and TNT after striking a deal with Time Warner, which will sell ad space alongside the clips and share the revenue with Google. ?Working with YouTube, we expect to improve our ability to monetize...
Time Warner Will Put Clips On YouTube
YouTube’s plans to up the amount of premium content on its site got a big boost Wednesday, as Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) agreed to put content from a wide range of clips from its TV shows and movies on the video site. Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) reached a similar...
Universal and YouTube to launch premium music site
Universal Music and YouTube are set to launch a premium music video and entertainment site after the pair agreed new content licensing terms. Vevo, which will launch in the coming months, marks a concerted effort by Google to boost ad revenues for its music content. ...
Google to share ad space on YouTube
Google could soon allow a number of big media partners to sell their own ads on YouTube, in a move designed to consolidate the media industry’s support for the video-sharing website and boost ad revenues. Videos containing content from the big media partners generate most of YouTube’s ad revenues,...
YouTube to Big Media: You Can Sell Your Own Ads
It's hard to believe that, just as it was in January 2008, and January 2007, YouTube is still looking around for a viable ad model. As advertisers still have a love affair with video, and that's what YouTube serves, day in and day out, you'd think this would be an...
YouTube Isn't Where the Money Is, Despite What You Might Have Read
It's somewhat alarming, but not at all surprising, to see that yesterday's New York Times' story titled "YouTube Videos Pull In Real Money" has leaped to the top of the nytimes.com's most emailed business stories. It focuses on one money-making producer of a celebrity gossip show who apparently makes six...
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