YouTube Historical Highlights (infographic)

ByNalts

Here’s some historical highlights (2005-2013) of YouTube, and some stats on current 2013 activity — like 800 million monthly users. From the folks at ShortyMedia…

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  2. This was interesting. Youtube is always growing and evolving for better or for worse, but it could just go away anytime as well.

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