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The State of YouTube

by Ethan Bloch on Jul 22, 2010

YouTube is the largest online video community in the world, and one of the Internet’s most visited sites. Created in 2005, this behemoth site continues to grow by leaps and bounds. Recently we have compiled the stats on some of the most interesting aspects of the site: it’s traffic, it’s demographics breakdown, as well as it’s most popular channels/videos — among other things. The graphic below represents the current state of YouTube:

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http://www.flowtown.com Dan Martell

No comments? Come on .. say something – I'd love to hear your thoughts.
http://www.mayhemandchaos.com/ mayhemchaos

Black & White are not races, they're colors

Nicely done infograph though. Good stats to use when pitching the importance of YouTube + marketing.
http://talltalesandtumbleweed.wordpress.com/ kumarhk

I remember the days when the top five videos were all stuff like Charlie Bit My Finger and Evolution of Dance. Those were good days.
osXmacs

Hate Net Neutrality? So does Google, Youtube, & Verison. Use these services and help destroy Net Neutrality! Thanks
http://neodrew.com/ Andrew

Is the Channel view data pre- or post- the Old Spice Blitzkrieg of Awesome? I'd love to see this chart updated on a regular basis
http://www.chrisbrisson.com Chris Brisson

Dan & Ethan, where do you guys get these infographics created. They look awesome!
http://www.social-catalog.com aatif

loved these infographics can i use it on my blog . i asked this question many times hope will get an answer
http://twitter.com/iamooj Oojal Jhutti

…just one question, how many freaking videos are there on YouTube? spent the last 3 hours following dead end links and false hopes, the interweb it seems is filled with achingly beautiful infographics, none of which it seem answer that most simplest of questions, how many!

Answers on a post card folks, merci!