YouTube has built its entire interface around helping the people who use it, to create better content. It's a logical approach, since the better the videos are on YouTube, the more people will want to use YouTube.
After spending a day at Google talking to their team... I think there's a straightforward answer: YouTube wants creators to succeed. Google does not.
Google's approach is to treat all creators as enemies, in an effort to defend themselves against possible spammers. They actively lie to and sabotage creators, laying traps to send them in the wrong direction.
When I upload a video on YouTube, I get clear reports telling me every detail of what worked or didn't. It's not only a traffic report, but an in-depth and easy-to-understand summary of how people interacted.
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