Of all frequent YouTube users, two-thirds (66%) claim they are sacrificing other activities when on YouTube. Although their visits to the site are most likely to have been at the expense of visiting other websites (36%), time spent watching TV is next mos
Viacom and Google--through their squabble with YouTube over how big the piece of the pie will be--has lost perspective of the fan in the process, the whole force driving the power of both entities
When YouTube founder Chad Hurley discussed paying users for content last week, the future of Web entertainment suddenly seemed to hinge on two questions: Which sites will pay you? And how much?