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Media had tried for a century to involve “everyday people,” he said, “but it hasn’t been until today, with YouTube, that everyday people actually are the media. You guys don’t just watch news; you make news.”
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In 2006, the launch of YouTube promised a democratization of creativity. Anyone with an internet connection could now share their work with the world, bypassing traditional gatekeepers in publishing, music, and film. Over the next two decades, platforms like Netflix, Spotify, and Instagram further dismantled barriers, offering creators direct acces... See more
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youtube.comYouTube could be a threat to copyright owners but it could also be a very valuable tool for businesses looking for audiences.
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youtu.beOld-timers felt YouTube had lost some of its original character and charm. “We kind of became the Walmart of video,” recalled Chris Zacharias, a developer who left in 2010.
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unlike Hollywood, YouTube provided data. YouTubers could see in real time what viewers watched, how long they lingered, what made them click.