The history of YouTube

YouTube has announced that the site will have more than 1 billion video broadcasts a day. However, according to the source said. As early as June last year, YouTube has surpassed the number of video broadcasts per day.

The data released by YouTube are as follows:

-2 billion views per day;

-According to Alexa, the US internet traffic monitor, YouTube has the third largest number of visitors in the world;

-YouTube has been localized for 23 countries, providing a total of 24 languages;

-Average user browsing YouTube for 15 minutes per day;

-YouTube video uploaded every minute for 24 hours;

-Up to 45 million times a day on YouTube home page display;

-70% of YouTube traffic comes from outside the United States;

-Content ID Copyright Management Technology daily scanned video for up to 100 years;

-It takes 1700 years to finish all YouTube videos.

Here are some landmark events for YouTube:

-In April 2005, the first video was uploaded to YouTube;

-In July 2006, Ronaldinho's video became the first YouTube video to watch the volume break 1 million;

-In October 2006, Google acquired YouTube;

-June 2007, cooperation with CNN on the U.S. general election debate;

-January 2008, mobile version of YouTube online;

-In April 2009, the YouTube Symphony Orchestra performed at Carnegie Hall in New York.

Here are some of YouTube's landmark offerings:

-In June 2005, YouTube could embed video into other sites;

-December 2007, YouTube partner Project released;

-August 2007, Invideo advertising project released;

-October 2007, Content ID Project released;

-In December 2008, YouTube launched HD video;

-In April 2009, YouTube launched programmes and film sections;

-June 2009, YouTube XL release;

-In November 2009, YouTube Direct was online;

-In January 2010, YouTube launched a video compatible with HTML5 format.