YouTube, the Mcdonalds of the video sharing world is apparently serving more that 100 Million videos a day, that is 60% of all videos watched online.
In June, 2.5 billion videos were watched on YouTube and more than 65,000 videos are now uploaded daily, up from around 50,000 in May, the company said.
As Peter Cashmore at Mashable has pointed out and important thing to keep an eye on here is myspace, for they have recently created their own video sharing service which it now promoting to the myspace community. This is important because myspace was a huge catalyst in YouTubes growth.
That being said, the market itself is still in a rapid growth phase, and much of the world is still only just discovering youtube.
Enjoy,
Karl
Ze provides some insightful commentary along with the comedy, and concludes that “designers” who have created the rules that surround good taste are in many ways threatened by this mass experimentation. I on the other hand am a crap designer and therefore am entirely nonplussed.
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