YouTube Q3 Ad Revenue Beats Forecasts, Rising 12% to $8.92 Billion
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YouTube has seen a significant increase in advertising revenue, raking in $8.92 billion in Q3 2024, showcasing a 12.2% growth year over year. This reflects the platform's ongoing evolution as a dominant player in the video streaming market, attracting both users and advertisers alike.
Alphabet's total ads and subscription revenue for YouTube surpassed $50 billion for the first time over the past four quarters, indicating strong consumer engagement and the platform's success in monetizing its expansive content offerings.
CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted the extraordinary momentum across the company, attributing growth to innovations and long-term investments in artificial intelligence, suggesting that these strategies are resonating strongly with consumers.
YouTube's recent updates, including extending Shorts video lengths to three minutes and integrating new AI tools, aim to enhance creator experiences and improve content organization, further positioning the platform as a competitor to leading streaming services.
Read at Variety
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