and now it's very easy to create it and up load it to youtube. >> how has youtube developed since itonceived? >> well i think you kind of demonstrated it in your package. it used to be silly little types of shows but now we're seeing political protests we're seeing hollywood movies previewed on youtube, politicians have their own youtube channels. barack obama uses it a lot to get his ideas across. and just about every major jar corporation uses its to market. >> what about the darker side of youtube, inappropriate content, bullying these things? i know it goes some way to dealing with it but there is a dark side nonetheless. >> sure there is ranging from isis and al quaeda using it for propaganda videos to kids and adults bullying. there are some negative things. they don't allow pornography or violence. occasionally these things sneak in but they're always taken down but, again, with billions of videos up loaded all the time, you're bound to have negative things but the majority of content is appropriate but of course there are going to be some bad apples out there. >> larry, thank

youtube has become synonymous with tutorials.thing by watching a video on youtube or catch up on television and don't forget the silly cat videos. cats versus bananas. already has a half million views. pretty much anything you can find out there on youtube. which video has been watched the most? here it is. [ music playing ] >> that's right. gangnam style viewed more than any other video. 2.3billion times. the singer was the first to pass that one billion mark. the video was done july 15, 2012 and it is still holding the top spot. [ audio difficulties ]. >> report, says it is an asset for goog. it gen-- google. sen grated 4-point -- generated $4.7 billion in revenue. . >> [ audio difficulties ] >> i went to youtube and looked for all the other videos you shared with us. wasted a little time. >> thank you. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin now. interesting to think about, hasn't been out that long, 10 years ago, no iphone, no google. can you imagine -- [ talking at the same time ] >> it was so new, nobody understood. and goo

justin bieber launched his career on youtube. >> youtube is mainly a place for fun.h good and bad. terror groups go up on youtube, but there have been political views. there have been videos that have shaped american politics. . barack obama is an example. a lot of the way obama exploded is because he went viral on youtube. >> about a year after they launched, they were bought by google for $1.6 billion. >> today we have some exciting news for you. we've been acquired by google. >> the most google has paid for anything up until that time. ♪ >> youtube had a very laz is fair attitude about copyright. put up anything. if anyone complains, we'll take it down. it was known for pirated content, illegal content. when google bought it that was essential. now you can have a reputation for protecting copyright. >> this year's size of youtube makes it unlike anything on the web right now. there are 1 billion users on youtube and 300 hours of video uploaded every minute. about half the traffic is coming from mobile. >> you would think for all of the content in youtube, they've

>>reporter: it's so common youtubing is now a verb.ins to be seen if it will continue as one of the world's most popular websites or whether it will fade like the crackle of a modem. >>> you can find much more on our website aljazeera.com. .com.

now, youtube disagrees. here's a look. ♪ >> reporter: you don't have to watch all that much of the new youtube channel focused on kids to see an ad. and kids trust us are watching a lot of the new youtube channel, which means they're seeing a lot of ads. the group consumer watchdog says too many. >> and some are not at all appropriate for kids. >> reporter: consumer watchdog along with a handful of other consumer groups just filed a complaint with the federal trade commission saying children are being taken advantage of on the site and shown way too many commercials. >> much of the content which, you know people would think ought to be unbiased is really disguised commercial messages and that's just unfair when something is aimed specifically at young children. >> reporter: we reached out to youtube for comment. the company says it worked with several child advocacy groups when developing the kids' site and they disagree with the complaint. ♪ some call this the new tv. and like tv there are likely to be lots

how much potential does youtube have to make more?when i did it with justin, there were so many people who said you cannot sign acts off youtube. and now if you ask any a&r at every record label about an artist, they say, well, send me a youtube link, i want to see what he looks like with the visual. so i think it is happening over and over and over again. so i think we have lots of stars who have come from social media and we are going to have a lot more. because that is how people are discovering it. emily: philanthropy is very important to you and giving back. how do you integrate that in your work? scooter: every component of what we do, every aspect of what we do, has to have a charity involved. every dollar we make here has to have some kind of charitable component involved. with our shows, we try to give one dollar of every ticket sold to charity. and i have never had an artist say no to that. emily: you have been on so many lists. the "time" 100 most influential people. billboard 40 under 40. fast company's most creative peopl

have had youtube forever. break it down. >> i have a quiz for you. in honor of youtube's tenth birthday name the youtube videos with the most clicks all-time. name that video. >> i'm not going to say. i do know it. >> gangnam style. >> you want a hint. here we go. ready. >> i was right! ♪ hey, sexy lady ♪ >> that's right, everybody. gangnam style, by everybody's friend psy. over 2.3 billion views. >> billion with a "b." >> billion with a capital "b." >> and viewer, you'll be happy. "pop news" will help you get rid of that song from your head. >> okay. >>> also coming up we're kicking off our live lbd challenge. the little black dress. june ambrose is here with secrets to transforming the lbd. jing sr. in hers kicking it off. >> i brought it from home. costume change. we have our contestants here too. you have 45 minutes to create your own little plaque dress. it's a whole look. meet your models. find the accessories. let's get going. it's a contest, george it will be tight. >>>let let's get news from amy. >>>

career on youtube.known hello. take a look. >> hey, everyone. i'm tyler oakley, and i'm here at "good morning america" with the one and only jesse palmer. >> ooh, ooh. >> okay. never do that again. >> dude, i'm interviewing you. >> i'm scared. >> this is intimidating. if you're watching we should get #tylerongma trending. can we do that? >> i think you can get that done. if you're one of his almost 7 million followers, you know this guy, tyler oakley. to test out his awesomeness, we took a selfie and uploaded it. >> i say we do the interview and come back to it after and see how many people love us. >> reporter: this social media guru is famous for dishing out his personal brand of positive, care-free fun week after week. >> i am looking like a picnic. >> reporter: you're famous by just being you. >> i think a lot of people just want to watch somebody authentically live their life and have fun. >> reporter: he's one of the countless youtube sensations. that shot to stardom in the ten-year history. kate

so we put it on youtube. overnight it blew up.5,000 hits in a few days. >> over five million views on this thing. 30-second-long video. that would be, what, 2.5 million minutes of human time watching this guy cut a watermelon. >> you're at ten seconds. >> many accept the 21-second challenge as fact, but think they can beat the time. >> this is first attempt at a speedy watermelon cutting. >> so no watermelon is safe. >> the general principle of one upmanship is kind of the engine of the internet mean culture. >> ready? >> it's -- oh, that's impressive. but i can kind of do it better. >> one, two, three, four, five -- >> i kept going, watch out for your fingers. watch out for your fingers. >> this is already going pretty bad. >> kind of made matt's video look better. >> this is how to cut a melon in like three hours. >> so far nobody's really beaten it. as far as i know, 21 seconds is the quickest that youtube has to offer right now. >> well, we here at "caught on camera" aren't satisfied with that. not only do we want to see this

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here we are with the elephants. >> youtube has come a long way from then. >> that is cool to see. it's changed the way we consume information. >> there's been celebrities just because of youtube, they become popular from it. >> and the founder says maybe it's time for him to write a book about the youtube experience. >> and then upload it to youtube. >> yes, upload it upload it. >> cooler day and then that rain early in the morning on saturday and dry on sunday. >> thank you for joining us on thursday night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris evans, monty python

it was youtubed. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. four months ago a u.s. drone settled its crosshairs on an al qaeda compound in pakistan. u.s. intelligence says the target was a high-ranking terrorist, and they did not know two hostages were with them. 73-year-old warren weinstein, an aid worker from maryland, had been kidnapped nearly four years ago. giovanni loporto of italy, who worked for a humanitarian agency, had been held since 2012. we also learned today that two more americans were killed, but both of them were members of al qaeda. in an unexpected announcement, the president called it a tragedy. >> i take full responsibility for all our counter-terrorism operations, including the onear that inadvertently took the lives of warren and giovanni. i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government, i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> pelley: the president went ona to say i

youtube under fire tonight.ocate says children are complaining that youtube is targeting kids with ads. nbc bay area's business and tech reporter scott budman is live with what the advocates are asking the s.e.c. to do about it. >> reporter: so jessica, it's because they say the advertising is so closely ingrained with the programming that the kids can't tell the difference. so they filed a complaint today. and youtube responded. as the wheels on the bus go round, advertisements below the bus come up. this"o for a video game. we're watching youtube for kids and the group consumer watchdog says there are too many ads here for a channel aimed at young people ♪ the wheels on the bus goes round and round, round and round, round and round ♪ . >> much of the content, which people would think ought to be unbiased is really disguised commercial messages. and that's just unfair when something is aimed specifically at young children. >> reporter: consumer watchdog someone of several groups filing a complaint with the fede

i reached out to youtube for comment. company says it strongly disagrees with the charges and points out that youtube content is free unlike netflix which charges is subscription. yes, it's free, but there are ads. lots lots of them. >> we're saying there's a great confusion between advertising shown on the various channels on the kids youtube and content. >> if you're old enough you may remember a similar charge against television. and yes many families think of this -- >> spiderman spiderman, does whatever a spider candy. >> as the new television. scott budman nbc bay area news. >> pretty interesting there. entertaining television. for that we look to henry. >> he is mr. entertainment. >> so good to see you. >> the same here. i got to ask you guys a question. have you ever been great at something when you were only 21 years old? >> well, i won the masters. i'm sorry. i got confused. >> and tiger woods. he also did it at 21. >> i was great at drinking but it didn't payoff. >> i wasn't going to go there, but if you want t

. >>> youtube marks a major milestone. we'll look back at how it started. the most popular videos of the past decade. ♪ >>> google is launching a new cell phone service they say will provide a better wireless experience at lower prices. it's called project fy. it works on cell phone data and free wi-fi at your home office and commute. it will cost as little as $30 as much. >>> you may not remember the internet by youtube, but it was only ten years ago the website was founded. and you could have not anticipated its significance by its first video. >> here we are in front of the elephants. the whole thing with these guys is that they have really really really long um trunks. >> that is the cofounder of youtube, starring. the 18-second clip was up loaded on the site ten years. >> reporter: it's a place where videos go viral. ♪ >> reporter: break-out stars are born. >> the power of social media is that you become your own story teller. >> reporter: and where virtually any footage has a home. from the most serious, to the most amusing. >> charlie! that really hu

it's the youtube's most popular style. it started with this video posted by one of the three former paypal employees who founded youtube. >> that's all that i have to say. >> reporter: more than 300 hours of video of uploaded every minute. it may not be making a profit but it's made a difference becoming a repository of history and culture. >> the president of the united states! >> reporter: youtube opened its first office between a pizzeria and japanese restaurant in san mateo. fast forward 10 years later the company is now worth $40 billion. google bought youtube in 2006. in the newsroom i'm cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> time now is 4:51. the new eastern span of the bay bridge leaks and it turns out official may >>> good morning. it's friday, april 24. it's 4:54. did i say it is friday? yay! temperatures across the area today near or at average high. don't bank on any clearing at the coast today in the mid-50s. otherwise partly cloudy across the peninsula. 65 degrees in santa clara. that's slightly below average. a very rob

content package for youtube.s not the same kind of content that hulu sells or netflix sells. this is more about the youtube creators, people who have their big followings but not creating the kind of content you find on tv. what this would be about, though, is having no ads and also potentially being able to watch it when you're off-line, like when on the subway. >> all comes back to michele fon every time. thank you, julia boorstin. when we come back, christine lagarde with sara eisen. she is running a bit late. as soon as we gettler to the camera she will join sara eisen in a moment. who are we?ncer ] we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. >>> coming up, jpmorgan's j

video on youtube was possible. video is one of the hardest things to do and youtube unlocked it. >> it was the beginning of facebook. twitter making it easy to publish. my frustration, much of the technology was marching forward but the services people were building were more and more restrictive. facebook was giving you publishing capability but the same vanilla white page everybody else had. put your photos on flickr. put your articles on word press or movable type. your videos on youtube. you ended up with different channels. your expression broken up across these networks. >> how did you decide to turn it into a business? >> it decided for itself. we had a couple of weeks between contracts, my consulting company. we were waiting for the next gig. i said, let's just go for it. i feel like we can hack together the basic features. the ability to post anything. tumblr was one of the first platforms that let you post a single photo, a set of photos, a link. it could all go to one place, one blog that was yours. the

. >> and youtube turns 10. but what was the very first video?next. ♪ g ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. >> if you want to come to the united states and get a job, it is a well known secret that a student visa is the easy ticket in. devin fehely found out all you need is about 20 grand to enroll in the right university. >> reporter: several schools here in california have been caught abusing the system. another one in san jose is in the government's sights. deserted hallways. half empty classrooms. 2700 students were enrolled at international technological university. a recently accredited school in san jose. so where is everyone? ito's president dr. gregory o'brien took us on a tour of the school's new campus. he says it may look empty because the students work full time in a paid internship program. many of the students only come three weekends a semester. >> so they couldn't get credit for this curricular training working

. >> big -- that's my impression of everyone on youtube. fake. >> 21 seconds. "caught on camera: viral videos true or false." >>> extreme sports videos. they leave our hearts pounding and adrenaline pumping. >> i think we love extreme videos because we can live through them without risking life. >> when doesn't go well, there's that element of jack ass like, my god, i can't believe that happened. >> no one can believe what happens in this next video. >> you see this high bar on the edge of this cliff. this guy is hanging from it. >> as we all know, base jumping's gotten pretty boring. you need to do things to make it more exciting. and he is flipping around. now, one might think that the setup crew would make sure that that high bar was extra sturdy. so as he's flipping, suddenly the high bar just up and collapses. >> and you're kind of wondering, is he falling to his death, you don't really see it. >> oh, my god. what happened? what happened to that guy? >> the base jump gone bad leaves millions on the edge of their seats hoping that the video is fake. >> well

it is youtube week on "gma." we've got youtube sensation hannah hart here this morning. she cooks.cking off our "gma" selfie challenge with jesse palmer. can't wait to chat with her in a little bit. what's going on, jesse. >> so excited about it. hannah and i will take a selfie. bam. she's going to post it on instagram later and we'll check back in and just see how many likes she got. tag me. tag me. we hope we have big numbers. >> yeah, no doubt. >> so excited for that. >>> and then james spader is with us. i am a huge fan, obviously you guys are too. there he is, in the social square. we'll talk to him about his new role as the ultimate villain in "avengers: age of ultron" and so much more, george. >> we cannot wait and also excited for the zac brown band gearing up for a big performance. new album "jekyll + hyde" coming up in a little bit. there they are. the zac brown band and hear from them at the end of the show but right now want to go to amy. >> all right, george. well, "what would you do?" is celebrating its tenth anniversary. the hit show stunning millions of americans wi

. >> and first time we saw them we knew they were -- >> youtube superstars in the making. >> now, the secret behind the hit videos. >> every day it's something new. >> buh-bye. >> this is not a good day. >> sorry? >> at least for the driver of this vehicle. now, i can't tell what's going on on the road but keep an eye on this driver here. seems to swerve right into that guardrail. but it keeps going. >> roads are slushy? >> most drivers are able to drive on through, no problem. not this guy. >> oh! >> whoa! >> the car hits the guardrail, goes flying. >> that's a wall. i wouldn't call that a guardrail. that's a ramp. >> it's shaped like a ramp. that seems like a bad design. >> got to wonder where did the car go? >> oh that was -- >> gosh. >> that was an overpass. the car slams to the level below. debris flying all over the place. tires rolling down the street. another vehicle sees this. the driver of that car gets out immediately to come and try to help. you won't believe when the driver of the car that just had the accident simply walks it off. >> what? >> holy -- >> look act the driv

i reached out to youtube for comment. company said it strongly disagrees with the charges and points out that youtube content is free unlike netflix which charges a subscription. yes, it's free but there are ads, lots of them. >> we're saying that there is a great confusion between advertising that's shown on the various channels and content. >> if you're old enough, you may remember a similar charge against television. and, yes, many families think of this -- ♪ spider-man spider-man does whatever a spider-man candy ♪ >> reporter: scott budman nbc bay area news. >> there are specific rules when it comes to children. >>> look down at the water. >> these because thousands of goldfish have been taking over the lake squeeze out the nay active fish there. >> that has turned into thousands of goldfish. >> they're going to eat up everything. >> it's a goldfish invasion that wonder as what will happen to the fish he actually wants. he's normally a catch and release kind of kbie but this has him thinking of his own solution. >> i'

she has gone from blocker to youtube sensation to exhausted entrepreneur. >> i was creating, writing stories, doing comic books, story. >> the 27-year-old's youtube channel amassed over 100 views since 2006. also tonight... >> the worst nightmare that a parent could go through. >> reporter: alex overdosed inside her home. >> we did a do not resuscitate order. and the priest came, and passed peace fly. >> reporter: alex may have been brought back to life with this. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. it's jaw-dropping the spike of heroin use in this country that cropped up in suburban neighbourhoods, rural communities, claiming lives we never thought would be lost to smack. it's nothing less than a health crisis and the fight critical, and now officers armed themselves with a weapon against drug overdoses. an anecdote that can save lives and rescue users from the edge of death. in maryland, lori jane gliha found out what happens when the help come, but too late. >> it's the worst nightmare that a parent could go through. finish >> reporter: renae's son alex was clean for six mon

stephanie: coming up, haiti commercials on youtube -- hate the commercials on youtube -- there will beoid them. erik: if google is your job the guy in charge of hiring has tips for you. ♪ erik: let's bring you up-to-date on the top stories. the struggling game maker is struggling and new, shares are down 13.5%. the maker of farm bill turning to its founder for help. mark pincus is returning to the role of ceo. immediately. he has been chairman. they want to lead the market for so-called social games like this, farmville. last year's sales fell 21% and the top of the lost 200 and the knowledge. -- $200 million. mortgage rates have dropped some are blaming last weeks weaker than expected jobs report. the average rate for a 30 year six margaret -- mortgage was just under 3.7%. one of the biggest makers of hamas in the united states is recalling 30,000 cases. -- hummus. sabra initiated the recall because of a possible listeria contamination. it is a foodborne illness that can sometimes be fatal, you do not want to contract it. there have not been reports of listeria. the recall includes on

youtube has built a special set at its tokyo studio for the service. they will start shooting samurai videos this week for about two months. video producers can use the set for free. and toei specialists will be on hand to get advice on costumes and props. toei officials say they will offer a similar service at their studio in kyoto. they say they hope to boost knowledge of japanese historical drama films overseas. especially among young people. youtube officials say the new content will help them increase use percent. >>> nato is a japanese food made from fermented soybeans known for its sticky some might say slimy texture. consumers outside japan often don't care for it. so one japanese foodmaker is trying to give the dish a wider more international appeal. >> reporter: people on the streets of lyon are trying a distinctive japanese food for the first time. and they're finding the texture challenging. >> translator: i don't like it at all. really. >> reporter: it's slimy. >> translator: it's weird. it makes me feel ill. >> reporter: a nato maker is t

scooter: the reporting -- there were so many people who said you can't sign acts of youtube. -- off youtubeit is happening all over again. we have lots of stars who have come from social media and we will have a lot more because that's how people are discovering it. emily: philanthropy is important to you and giving back. how do you incorporate that into your work? scooter: every aspect of what we do has to have a charity involved. every dollar we make here has to have some kind of charitable component involved. with our shows we try to give one dollar of every ticket sold it to charity. i've never had an artist say no to that. emily: you have been on so many lists, "time" top most 100 -- top 100 most influential people. how old are you? scooter: 33. emily: what is next for you? scooter: i'm in the best phase of my life right now. i just got married. over the next five to 10 years my real priority beyond that is i want to build a family. that is something i'm very proud of and more young people should see people in the entertainment industry that are successful and know that you don't have

google bought youtube in 2006.the newsroom, kpix five. >>> here is something you can film yourself doing and then toss on youtube. happening today the san francisco league. it is an an shint of -- ancient festival of color. the money goes to schools in india. it is happening at sanchez elementary school in the mission district from noon until three today. >>> still ahead helping people help themselves. how this week's jefferson award winner is helping thousands of people elderly and disabled no longer feel lonely. >> and their energy vampires, the common electricity that you can shut off to save energy. >> we have showers here but they're on . >>> welcome back. let's look at our saturday forecast for today and here is a shot of dublin this morning where it is partly cloudy. left over showers lingering out there and we could see pop up showers this morning but for the most part the big system which you can see on high def doppler is moving out of the bay area. here is what you can expect today. left over morning sho

your videos on youtube. you ended up with all these different channels and your expression sort of broken up across all these different networks. emily how did you decide to turn : it into a business? it decided for itself. davidit decided for itself. we had a couple of weeks between : contracts, at my consulting company. we were sitting on our hands, waiting for the next gig to get started. i said, let's just go for it. i feel like we can hack together the basic features. the basic features were the ability to post anything. tumblr was one of the first platforms that let you post a single photo, a set of photos, a link. a quote, a video you just recorded and edited. it could all go to one place, one blog that was yours. the ability to customize everything, which was also pretty novel at the time. elon musk has said starting a emily company is like staring : into the abyss of death. i have heard other entrepreneurs say it's like swallowing shattered glass. here you are, 20 years old. did you have any of thos

youtube's moving forward with the subscription option. no word on pricing yet as hbo offers its first subscription outside the tv bundle taking hgobo now straight to consumers. new season of game of thrones debuting sunday and target millennials left likely to pay for cable. hbo is giving away episode of silicon valley on twitch, amazon's live streaming video game platform ahead to premiere sunday. whether hit shows like "game of thrones," sampling of younger where you knows like silicon valley for the service. netflix cost $9 a month. >> i think hbo now's strategy is different because hbo still has, they're still tethered to the traditional cable ecosystem and ensure they're not cannibalizing those existing shows. netflix has always been stand alone. >> reporter: netflix to add and keep subscribers in the face of other options is. like marvel not to appeal to comic book fans but also the broader audience to makes the film's blockers busters. called hbo now a validation of the internet tv model and said it's not a win or take all situatio

google bought youtube in 2006.an, kpix 5. >>> a new smartphone app is designed to help drivers in walnut creek. it's called enlighten. it uses information from the city's traffic system to let users know how much time they have before stop lights turn green. it gives a countdown and a honking cue when it's time to go. the goal is to keep drivers alert. >> even the best of us sometimes day dream. when the whistle goes off i'm glad that it's doing that instead of the guy behind me honking because i haven't been paying attention. >> it can also tell drivers if they will make it to a green light at the current speed. >> the driver that got nailed for a red light ticket, i think i may need to get that. >> it will be good, right? >> went through and went oh-oh. click. >> don't touch your phone while you're driving because then you get in trouble for that ask exactly. >>> how are we doing, liz, on a friday, are we light out there? >> okay. we are. we saw some early-morning issues, and we saw like a dead deer blocking a co

a year later google paid $1.6 billion in stock for youtube.ar nearly 145 million americans watch a youtube video. that is nearly half of the u.s. population. alison? >>> so jill, today is take your children to work day, and my kids don't want to come to work. it's 4:00 in the morning. what about yours? >> i don't have any kids but there's little excitement going on here. >> it's a little early. 4:00 a.m. we've got nothing. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. >>> a federal judge approved a settlement between the national football league and thousands of players who followed cushion-related lawsuits and it could cost the league up to a billion dollars over the next 65 years. under the agreement the nfl will pay out around average of $190,000. players suffer from neurological orders believed to be caused by brain injuries. the vast majority of retired players approved the deal. nfl actuaries say about 37% of them could develop alzheimer's or demean cha. critics say the deal let the nfl off easy. the league generates about $10 billion a ye

>> it's hard to quantify how huge of an impact youtube has had.tting or sharing video on line was a cumbersome and difficult process. youtube made it simple to do and as you said that lets it be used as an agent of change so people can share videos they're taking, especially since the advent of smartphones upload to youtube and really share what's happening in their world and offer perspective or offer a way to, you know show insight into other places. >> it brought in $4 billion in revenue. >> advertising is the primary way they make money. preroll advertisements advertisements sometimes pop up at the bottom of the screen there are recommended videos people can kind of pay for to recommend others users. so it's all based on advertising of course google's primary way of making money. >> that was a big game changer, wasn't it the preroll ads and the like? >> it was. when youtube started they didn't have ads and then started kind of doing some of the ad stuff early on and then in 2008 they started to run the preroll ads and what's unique the way you