International. A 25% increase in video demand over the past eight months reported video portal Youtube, growth that was punctuated by the portal's expansion into new technologies.
Google, owner of the portal since 2006, reported that during the month of May 48 hours of video per minute were uploaded to the portal, a figure that increased considerably in January, when it went on to upload 60 hours of video per minute.
The portal has been carrying out a strengthening process, which includes offering professional quality video, as well as easy access from televisions with an internet connection or smartphones.
Youtube's bet to increase its revenue is also to take better advantage of videos, because currently of the 4,000 million videos that are observed daily, only 3,000 million videos a week are monetized.
In addition, the portal is also committed to improving its revenue by providing services that compete with Netflix services. You can now rent newly arrived movies to movie theaters for 24 hours to watch through your TV or computer for $3.40.
These plans are in addition to those announced by Google last week, which is integrating its display ads with videos on Youtube.
