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Calling BS on Wall Street’s YouTube Revenue Estimates
The recent WSJ article on Google’s difficulties monetizing YouTube has caught a lot of attention with the stat that Google can only sell ads around 4% of the videos on the site (due to copyright concerns). With roughly a billion … Continue reading
Online Video – Not Here Yet – How a Big Number isn’t really That Big
Comscore (via Allen Stern at CenterNetwork) reports that 11.5 billion videos were watched online in March in the U.S. 11.5 billion sounds like an awfully big number. But it’s not. At least not in terms of web scale. Comscore itself … Continue reading