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H1N1 videos on CDC.gov have gotten about 100,000 page views, but the same videos on YouTube got 2.01 million views.
According to Chris Guttman-McCabe, vice-president of regulatory affairs at CTIA, mobile uploads to YouTube have increased 1700 percent in the last six months.
In July 2009, 158 million U.S. Internet users viewed more than 21 billion online videos, and last year YouTube alone dwarfed the bandwidth that the entire Internet consumed in the year 2000.
H1N1 videos on CDC.gov have gotten about 100,000 page views, but the same videos on YouTube got 2.01 million views.
According to Chris Guttman-McCabe, vice-president of regulatory affairs at CTIA, mobile uploads to YouTube have increased 1700 percent in the last six months.
According to comScore, more than 100 million U.S. users watch an average of 68 videos each on YouTube every month.
YouTube now serves more than 200 million video streams a day and controls 40% market share of the world’s online video views.
More than 90 percent of estimated Internet traffic in 2013 will come from video- be it television, video on demand, or file sharing between computers.
Cisco also predicts that video chat will increase tenfold between 2008 and 2013.
Cisco predicts the amount of data flowing to mobile devices will double each year, increasing 66 times by 2013.
Video will be the fastest growing category.
Cisco expects Internet traffic (including delivery of content to television and mobile phones) to reach about 56 Exabytes per month, up from about 9 Exabytes per month in 2008.
All the words spoken in all of history is estimated to make up only about 5 exabytes.
