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TV reviewers, who have spent 50 years telling their readers about programmes most of them missed the previous night, are finding a new purpose as broadcasters roll out new “catch-up” video-on-demand sYouTube 'more popular than TV' | Internet Marketing News and Blog | E-consultancy.com
Quoted: In what is being seen as a watershed moment for media, a surge in popularity this month saw the number of visitors to YouTube overtakeGENERATION C(ASH) | Smart and creative consumers expect to get paid for their output
Quoted: revenue and profit-sharing is going to be one of 2007’s main themes in the online space.Harris Interactive | News Room - One-Third of Frequent YouTube Users are Watching Less TV to Watch Videos Online
Quoted: 73 percent of frequent YouTube users say they would visit the site less if it started including short video ads before every clipA video history of YouTube. - By Paul Boutin - Slate Magazine
Quoted: Last week, Google bought the year-old video site YouTube for an absurd-sounding $1.65 billion. YouTube's rise from indie Web site to the Internet's top TV channel—it now streams 100 million viYouTube: Why The Fun is Officially Over - Mashable!
From measures to catch copyrighted content, to sponsored channels, shilling and blatant gaming of the system, YouTube isn’t what it used to be.Google helps media giants see things YouTube's way - Sunday Times - Times Online
The search giant's ad skills offer hope that rights owners can get paid for 'stolen' web video.BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » Google Nichecasting Networks
"And where do we find everything else in life these days? Google, of course. So Google’s acquisition of YouTube makes perfect sense. It can be the world’s biggest TV Guide."YouTube UK audience soars
New research shows that video sharing site YouTube's UK audience has grown 606pc in 2006, as Google prepares a $1.6bn (£856m) bid for the start-up.Social networking | Hanging with the in-crowd | Economist.com
WEBSITES for social networking have never had so many friends. The best known, MySpace, recently became the most visited website in America. Its acquisition last year by News Corporation, a media gianMoving pictures and still life
When it comes to some famous web 2.0 sites and services, it seems as though certain sites rule the roost. With 70% of video downloads from the net, the popular video clip site YouTube, may seem to beWhose Video Is It, Anyway?
YouTube's runaway success has opened a Pandora's box of copyright issuesWhose Video Is It, Anyway?
When YouTube was sued on July 14 for copyright infringement, the shock wasn't that the video-sharing service was being yanked into court. Questions had been swirling for months about whether the upstaFT.com / Companies / Media & internet - YouTube ‘bigger than MTV’ for advertisers
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