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I believe that if Google can't figure out how to get everybody in the world to watch at least one video a month on YouTube it's falling short
the next team was ready to challenge TV was ready to answer this question about what percent of TV hours and dollars can we be
I believe that if if if Google can't figure out how to get everybody in the world to watch at least one video a month on YouTube it's falling short because you know anybody with access to a television um is eventually going to be online and you should be able to figure out how to get them to watch to 5 15 30 60 Minutes of video and uh that seems like for me a more sure bet than saying everyone in the world is going to Tweet or everybody in the world is going to up status update their status or y
the platforms themselves many of which because of homogeneous teams that you know we're experiencing protected from some of the things going on the platform that homogeneous in terms of geography homogeneous in terms background homogeneous in terms of gender in terms race maybe came late to realizing some of the things that we're going on the platform and also sort of got themselves wound up this notion of being a neutral platform which means that you have to stay you know apart from your commun
I'm siding with Apple. I'm happy that they've been pronounced, pronounced before they had sort of the coalition of support from other technology companies. So they definitely stuck themselves out there ahead of others.
you loved being at YouTube yeah I mean that will always hold a sort of place in my heart as a you know a product a community and a team
I believe that if if if Google can't figure out how to get everybody in the world to watch at least one video a month on YouTube it's falling short because you know anybody with access to a television um is eventually going to be online and you should be able to figure out how to get them to watch to 5 15 30 60 Minutes of video and uh that seems like for me a more sure bet than saying everyone in the world is going to Tweet or everybody in the world is going to up status update their status or y
right now with its six6 billion dollar in Revenue what would it be worth
they all got answered pretty well I think so
I think one of the under credited stories is about um that core technical team and the fact that they'd all worked together before and the storage just the storage was extraordinary
YouTube you know consumed more bandwidth than that and it could have been a real issue but the technical team was just so strong
YouTube doesn't keep the majority of Revenue oh 45% gives the majority the majority goes there
the next team was ready to challenge TV was ready to answer this question about what percent of TV hours and dollars can we be
Eric just said look for that first year first 18 months I want you to just focus on keep growing make this service better
I believe that if Google can't figure out how to get everybody in the world to watch at least one video a month on YouTube it's falling short
Google was a great place for YouTube to land if it was independent
really I think Google did an amazing job for a long time of making people feel like that that they were empowered to build businesses and create products um with little oversight