Follow up coverage to YouTube deal

  • SF Gate: YouTube began in Chad Hurley’s garage (of course)
  • NY Times: News Corp. tried to start talks to buy YouTube
  • BusinessWeek: YouTube could bring in $200-300 million in revenue in ‘07
  • ZDNet: How Google will integrate YouTube with Adsense
  • News.com: Is a video site buying spree in the offing?
  • NY Times: Sequoia Capital scores $495M on an $11.5M investment
  • Mark Cuban: I still think Google is crazy
  • TechCrunch: Is Fox a factor in the YouTube deal?
  • BusinessWeek: YouTube deal puts pressure on Google’s competitors

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      there is no way i would have drilled down all by myself for this wide array of press coverage.

      cory, hopefully you are paying as much attention to your bride-to-be…they begin to take offense sometimes.

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