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Watch highlights from Matt Brittin’s keynote at the 2015 Guardian Changing Media Summit. Some of his key insights were:Watch highlights from Matt Brittin’s keynote at the 2015 Guardian Changing Media Summit. Some of his key insights were:
One of the interesting things about YouTube is that it doesn’t know the bounds of time or space so [a large percentage of views come from outside the country where the video is published]One of the interesting things about YouTube is that it doesn’t know the bounds of time or space so [a large percentage of views come from outside the country where the video is published]
Four of the top 10 videos in the UK last year were from brandsFour of the top 10 videos in the UK last year were from brands
What’s coming next? I don’t know. What we do know is that the internet population is going to close to double by 2020What’s coming next? I don’t know. What we do know is that the internet population is going to close to double by 2020
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