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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
Recent Events
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National Endowment for the Arts survey shows growth in online arts audience
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Why Google's glad to dance to Vevo's tune
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OPP use YouTube as tool in solving cases
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Video Site Vevo Adds EMI On Eve Of Launch
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2006: Bad times for Quebec
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Andy Plesser: Video: Republicans Embracing YouTube with "Tons and Tons" of Uploads...but No One Beats...
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YouTube Unveils Video Targeting Tool
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Charles Warner: Oprah and the TV Dinosaur
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In Stores: Google Launches Operating System, Designed For Netbooks
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Google to Add Captions, Improving YouTube Videos
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Six DEADLY M&A Sins
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YouTube Launches Automatic Captions; Great for Accessibility and Search
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Analysis: Hulu, Vevo And The Rise Of Streaming Video
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VoltaicHD? Cuts High Definition Movie Editing Times by Up to 80%
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YouTube Direct: YouTube uploads inside your own site
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YouTube partners with local TV stations
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YouTube Direct lets news organizations publish citizen videos
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YouTube's Content Head Jordan Hoffner Leaving To Join Ben Silverman's New Venture
Jordan Hoffner, the head of content partnerships for YouTube, is leaving the company, and joining Ben Silverman’s new content venture at IAC (NSDQ: IACI), we have learned. The move from YoutTube was announced internally today. This is the second senior digital exec to join Silverman’s venture, after we first...
Google Paid $1 Billion More For YouTube Than It Thought The Site Was Worth
So, how much of a premium was Google (NSDQ: GOOG) willing to pay for YouTube back in 2006 to make sure that none of its competitors got control of the company? In a deposition, cited by CNET, Google CEO Eric Schmidt says that while he believed that YouTube was...
Warner Will Be Back On YouTube By Year's End With Premium Player, Artist Channels
This time, the Warner Music Group-YouTube deal really is done—although the two sides have a lot of details to still work out. A source familiar with the situation tells paidContent plans call for a WMG area on YouTube with an enhanced player and artist-branded channels. Yet to be determined:...
Tweet sparks rumours of Google plans to buy Brightcove
Rumours that Google is preparing to buy Brightcove erupted this week following a tweet from digital media blogger Mark Glaser saying the search giant was considering forking out up to USD700m for the white-label video streaming company. Acquiring Brightcove would make Google’s YouTube the dominant commercial web...
Music videos back on UK YouTube
YouTube has come to an agreement with royalty collectors PRS for Music which will allow UK users to watch official music videos on the Google-owned network for the first time since they were removed in a dispute over fees six months ago. The new compromise deal lasts until 2012...
YouTube/PRS Details: Advance Payment, Three-Year Deal, Figures Secret
Google (NSDQ: GOOG) is putting up another wadge of advance cash for the revised terms of its renewed license for YouTube to use music in the UK, an agreement that ends an at times acrimonious dispute see our earlier report.“The deal goes back to January. It runs to June...
Music Video JV Site Vevo Raising Money At $300 Million Valuation
Vevo, the Hulu-like site for music videos which for now is a JV between Universal Music, Sony Music and YouTube, is out raising money at a $300 million valuation, we have learned from multiple sources. The venture’s CEO Rio Caraeff has been criss crossing the country and globe pitching...
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...
Google's 10-Q: No Significant Revs From YouTube; EPA Investigation
Google (NSDQ: GOOG) filed its 10-Q a little while ago, and nothing significant stands out beyond what it said in the Q209 earnings. Some notables:—U.S. EPA opened an investigation this February, on alleged release of refrigerant at one of its smaller data facilities, which it inherited part of DoubleClick....
YouTube to stream Sony films
YouTube has signed deals with Sony and a host of other content producers as it rolls out site changes that will promote ad-supported, premium content. The deals mark a renewed effort by the Google-owned video site to compete with VoD rival Hulu, which only streams professionally produced content. ...
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