how do you run youtube with five kids?usan: the main thing for me has been to focus and prioritize, and so i'm really good about saying, this is my work time and when i'm in the office, i am really, really focused on what i am doing and i am prioritizing. i always thought about, how do i get from point a to point b as soon as possible. in some ways it actually causes me to see some of the shortcuts, some of the new opportunities because i'm thinking, how do i grow this faster, really quickly? let's just forget about all of those other things that are growing slowly, not going anywhere, i do not have time for that, i have to focus on the big idea and we have to get them done now, and so that is actually really good because tech is about growing big ideas quickly. i use my work time to focus on that, and when i get home i really try to focus on my family, my kids. my husband is very helpful. to be fair, as i have risen in my career i have been able to have more help at home. i think the hard part with what i struggled was wh

emily: there are reports that youtube makes billions of dollars and still you said you -- youtube is still in investment mode. how would you describe your goals around profit short and long-term? susan: what we want to focus on is growing the business when you're in a big growth area. you have to balance doing that and doing that in a responsible way.ch is one of the biggest markets from the subscription number, tv ad number, this is one of the biggest markets we have and the millennials, we are not seeing them watch as much tv, and so we see this as an opportunity to invest and continue to grow the product and continue to grow youtube to be a great experience. we need to do that in a responsible way. emily: accding to a recent survey, for the first time teenagers are watching more youtube than cable. 26% said they watch it every day. compared to 37% for netflix. what do the demographics actually look like because some say youtube focuses too much on younger ages. susan: to get a billion users, you need people from all different demographics. when you look at any demographic we have

youtube is a little bit of all of these. do you see more focus or priority down the line in one particular area? >> we are focused on being a available to is anyone and everyone so you want to have the broadest reach. you want to get it out there to everybody. >> but we also have a subscription service. our largest creator has over 45 million followers and .ubscribers so if you look at these creators, they, a lot of times, will be doing one thing on youtube but thinking about doing a movie or a series. and we have been doing original content as part of our subscription service for our creators to be able to take it to the next level. >> what is the balance you intend to strike between subscription and ad revenue? forward, you are going to look at it and think of them were really important. and they work together. the fact that we have a free actually enables an opportunity for users to calm and say, i actually want to have decent script and business so it is an upsell mechanism for it. how do you feel about getting the mom q

buyaired sure boss to youtube for $1.65 billion.n the 10 year anniversary of that acquisition youtube was in the off of the family and now has more than one billion users watching videos around the world and she is in charge. susan which is susan wojcicki. david: how did they end up in your garage? >> i wish i said i had a good eye and take them out as students in sanford and said, comment brent my garage. i wish i could tell you that but it did not work that way. what happened is i bought a house and houses are very expensive in silicon valley and i was a student and so i wanted someone to help me pay the mortgage. they were looking for space and it was just the two of them and they had one employee and spaces also expensive so they knew they could move into my garage quickly and easily at a relatively low cost for them. it was really appealing. they just moved in. teacher, mom was a your dad was a physics professor at stanford and you have two sisters. tell me about a day in your household? susan: we grew up on the stanford campus

i also believed in youtube. one video that we had and that video convinced me, and showed me that people all over the world can create content and be entertaining. so, the video was of these two students in their dorm room and their roommates in the background doing his homework and they are singing to the backstreet boys and they are incredibly funny. i still laugh when i watch it. that was our first hit. and i realized that people all over the world can be creative and funny and that other people want to watch it, and i thought "wow, if it continues like this and continues to grow, this is going to be a big phenomena." emily: youtube has become so much, but i hear it could be so much more. susan: growth has been amazing. we have a million people who use youtube every month. that is a big number. variety did a study where they went and asked teens, "who are your stars?" in 2015, they said that eight of the top 10 of their stars were youtubers. emily: what is the personal stamp you want to put on the company? su

john: youtube keeps 40% of the money? >> yes, and that's fine. >> youtube is the greatee callizer.n idea and you are talented or not talented, you can put something up on youtube. john: justin bieber got his start posting this video when he was 12. >> every now and then youtube creates a star. john: it used to be there were gatekeeper. some fat guy with a cigar. >> they dominated the record business for many many years answer they were the gate keepers. >> it cost tens of thousands of dollars. >> it costs money to market your album and put your song on the radio. today you can get your album to millions of people around the world with the click of a button. john: a conference that's show cases new technology and artists. >> look at lindsey sterling. imagine her showing up at one of the big music studios in new york saying can i get a record deal, i'm good pat the violence. all of a sudden she becomes a youtube sensation. fills stadiums now. you can't argue with that. that's when the crowd decides. >> i think people are very smart. i think they are intuitive. and they pick up on whe

how much is youtube willing to spend on content? been about creating shows, we have been really pleased in the shows we have created and the feedback we have gotten from our users. emily: what is the most successful show? a gamer.utie pie," he does really funny commentary. you did a real-life game where he was put in real life situations like a game. emily: twitter, amazon, facebook are pursuing life streaming. our sport something you would consider? susan: we do a lot of highlights for sports. we did the whole football season. they did really well on youtube. the full game, right? they are very competitive. they are really expensive. areraditional media, also, competing for them. a lot will change over the next five years, but at this point right now, we are focused on those highlights so the users can see those key moments that happened during the game. emily: out you think things will change over the next five years? susan: as they have some ad models, subscriptions, they will be able to be more competitive to compete for those s

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this week our guest is the ceo of youtube.y it under the umbrella of alphabet when it could be a standalone company. >> we benefit with a lot of things being part of google. we run on google infrastructure. they sell our inventory. with an youtube we are a company within google. companyall parts that a has. sales, marketing, engineering. we have some of the benefits of being within google. but then are able to be standalone brand within the company. >> youtube makes billions of dollars. you said it youtube is still in investment mode. how would you describe your goals, larry page's goals around profits, sure and long-term? >> what you want to focus on is growing the business when you are in a big growth area. you have to balance doing that, and in a responsible way. tv, from the prescription number , from a watch time, this is one of the biggest markets we have. the millennials, we are not seeing them watch as much tv. we see this as an opportunity to , fort and grow the product youtube to be a great experience. we need to do

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he put out this 2 1/2 minute youtube thing.in 2 1/2 minutes, bypasses the media. goes straight to the people. you're the media reporter at "the hill." what do you make of this? >> you avoid editorial speculation and interpretation when you go through youtube direct hely to people without then going through the media, this is what donald trump really means. look, coverage he got during the campaign was historically bad. it was a pile-on like we've never seen. that is not my opinion. data points actually support that. so with "the new york times" today, he is going back and forth as far as meeting on, meeting off, i think a trust issue as much as anything else. think about it, trump, he did off the record meeting, stuart, in march with "the new york times," one day later the contents of that meeting were leaked to buzzfeed. remember that? during the debate he had to answer that. that was supposed to be off the record. they asked the executive editor of "times," are you going to investigate this this no, we're not pursuing it. you

. >>> he was inspired by another youtuber and decided to put himself inside a box and mail i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." goggles. i have a feeling one involved might take off. >>> when you were younger and going to do something stupid because you saw your friends do jumped off a cliff, would you, too? well, today they'd say something different. some idiot put it on youtube, you're going to do it, too. >> what's going on, my name is jesse and today i have a crazy video for you. >> that's exactly what's going on right here. jesse is up in canada and he's inspired because he saw one of his favorite youtubers put himself inside a box and mail himself, picked up 4.7 million views on youtube, so jesse is like, i want finds out 150-pound limit

a box and mail himself, picked up 4.7 million views on youtube, so jesse is like, i want in! finds o weight at ups, so goes all sciency and weighs himself. >> he's close. >> he is close. got to factor in the weight of the box but also he's going to do an overnight mailing, so he needs to get himself supplies. >> got some food, doubled up on candy. my portable charger, crackers, there we go. >> i don't want to be stored on my head, so -- >> this way up. on, as well. >> hopefully they read this. >> they wait until the very, very end of the day, right before it closes, 5:00. he doesn't want to be sitting around the entire time. later it shows us the box sealed up. >> his foot is going to fall through the bottom. >> once he's inside he notices the same problem for him as happened to the other guy. >> really, really hot. >> little later i think he gets picked up, moved around, put into a truck, on the conveyer belt. eventually, he thinks ends up in some sort of storage area for the night. he wants to see what it looks like, so he cuts himself a hole. puts his iphone up to the hole

. >>> he was inspired by another youtuber and decided to put himself inside a box and mail himself. >> see if he's able to ship goggles. i have a feeling one involved might take off. >>> when you were younger and going to do something stupid it, mom would say, what, if they jumped off a cliff, would you, too? well, today they'd say something different. some idiot put it on youtube, you're going to do it, too. >> what's going on, my name is jesse and today i have a crazy video for you. >> that's exactly what's going on right here. jesse is up in canada and he's inspired because he saw one of his favorite youtubers put himself inside a box and mail himself, picked up 4.7 million views on youtube, so jesse is finds out 150-pound limit for weight at ups, so goes all sciency and weighs himself. >> he's close. >> he is close. got to factor in the weight of the box but also he's going to do an overnight mailing, so he needs to get himself supplies. >> got some food, doubled up on candy. my portable charger, crackers, there we go. >> i don't want to be stored on >> this way up. >> just in cas

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at first he learned most on youtube. he did youtube video farming. this year alone, his farm grew 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoes to feed the hungry. he walked away from a contract. >> what he does now has more?n vae than anything could assign a dollar amount top if that's what he does as a rookie farmer, watch out. fe in ant acrding to our meteorologists hour yesterday. five streets near the base of the mountain to be evacuated. some of the residents they hadn't lived herehe there were fires before. an?]?> i knew?5 sm fro burning weeds sa?cw th hill. no are 2 northbound stretch sing huge backups as you head t part-q has to my top. >> makes sense why she sent this letter to the city of aurora earlier this year. i w trying?h?q be someone recognized everywhere she goes. >> it's head start of becoming president which i want to do >> she hasting with him

google is starting to experiment with a subscription model on youtube, with youtube read, which is a monthly subscription. it is a little different from what you're talking about. you pay for this, it is in either experience. part of it goes to the content creators that are uploading the content to youtube. so far the results are good. we kind of want to this wild west model with the internet was blowing up and all the content was free. now we're sort of moving back into a where is there a balance ? i think we agree that not everything should be behind a pay wall. there is stuff that takes a lot of work. marty pointed out it takes time and investment that really deserves to sort of be financially supported. >> i think it is a question of what is being sold fundamentally. i think that in a world where subscribers or people are actually paying to the content providers and they are saying there is some exchange of value, and then there is a more direct accountability. as opposed to an advertising model come it is not the content that is being sold, it is actually the audience that is be

that is where we see most of our views, on youtube 360 or facebook 360.n more headsets will be available as sony launches a headset. many have launches heading into christmas time. we will see more adoption. what has been interesting is that companies like oculus that was recently acquired by facebook have been surprised at how much video is being consumed. i think people thought this was going to be for video games, and 60% of the content that is watched on a headset is linear videos or 360 videos. we see it as a step toward immersive content. right now when you put on the headset, you kind of look around you. in a couple years, you will be able to walk around and environment. for instance, i'm wearing my headset in an empty room and see this panel, i can walk around the panel and be able to see and eventually interact with the environment. another step forward will be augmented reality, which we think will have major implications, or complete implications on a most everything. >> augmented reality meaning? >> overlays. some of you have seen pokemon go.

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