stay with us. >> rose: susan wojcicki with here, c.e.o. of youtube. google-owned video platform has more tan a billion users in 88 countries. history with google dates back to 1998 when she became employee 16. she made pivotal contributions to the company especially advertising. fast company magazine called her a consummate google insider, observing not many people and very few women are chosen to be a part of larry page's inner circle. pleased to have her here for the first time. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: you smowived here earlier, so i take the blame or bestow it on you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> rose: when they moved to alphabet, they thought a youtube might have lifted itself from under the google umbrella. >> i think the idea was it was to be able to give a scalable platform. google and alphabet expanded into many areas, fiber, medical, cars. youtube you would think might become an independent company because of our brand. we have over a billion users, the reach that we have. but, yeah, youtube is a really integral part of goog

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youtube's ceo susan wojcicki is with us now. we're pleased to have here.ng. >> yeah. so we're offering the new service, youtube tv. and what we saw is that tv congress tent is -- content is really popular. we have clips and we have sports highlights but the next generation, they just aren't watching tv in the same way as the older generation. if you look at the 18 to 24 demo, over the last five years, they have seen a drop. almost 40% drop in their tv usage. we thought how can we take the great content that's on tv and how do we make it available for the youtube generation? so how do we make it on demand, mobile, searchable. great recommendations. we have a cloud dvr. >> what competitive advantage do you have? >> with well, it's -- well, it's searchable. google is great at search. youtube is great at search. personalized recommendations. unlimited cloud dvr. so you don't have to mess in any way, you just hit the star and then that show is saved forever for you on the -- >> well, it's a skinny bundle. it's only $35 a month. that's amazing. for many young pe

. ♪ charlie: susan wojcicki is here, the ceo of youtube, the google over aideo platform has billion usersnd 88 countries. her history with google dates back to 1988 when she was -- 16.e number six since then she has made pivotal contribution to the country -- company, including advertising. i am pleased to have her here at the table for the first time. welcome. you should have been earlier. i'll take the blame. susan: thank you so much for having me. charlie: tell me, when they moved to alphabet, some of us thought that youtube might have lifted itself from the google umbrella. susan: the idea of alphabet was to give a scaleable platform. google and alphabet has expanded into so many new areas from fiber to medical, to cars. and youtube, you might think would become an independent company because of the brand we have, we have over a billion users. the region that we had. yet, youtube is an integral part of google. our mission about enabling everyone to have a voice and to be able have a large collection of video is really similar to google and we are integrating in so many different ways,