YouTube Historical Highlights (infographic)
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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YouTube Historical Highlights (infographic): Here’s some historical highlights (2005-2013) of YouTube, and some … http://t.co/I9JMgK9U
Any media highlights? LG15? Evolution of Dance? Two kings?
This was interesting. Youtube is always growing and evolving for better or for worse, but it could just go away anytime as well.
It could.