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Month: October 2006

The first YouTube video

Mighty oaks from tiny acorns grow…

Here’s the first video that was uploaded to YouTube. This is one of the company’s three founders Jawed Karim, currently a grad student at Stanford.

Yes, this is how a $1.65 billion company got started.

More about this story…

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Author Ken McCarthyPosted on October 13, 2006Categories Internet TV9 Comments on The first YouTube video

If you can’t beat them, buy them

Does it make sense for Google to spend $1.65 billion to buy YouTube?

Sure it does – as long as they’ve figured out how to solve THE PROBLEM…

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Author Ken McCarthyPosted on October 11, 2006Categories Media Industry42 Comments on If you can’t beat them, buy them

Numbers, numbers and more numbers

Tracking the Internet video world – which practically no one was tracking just a year ago – has become a full time business for some.

Here are some of the more interesting numbers people have dug up recently…

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Author Ken McCarthyPosted on October 1, 2006Categories Internet TV

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