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Google will earn about $200 million in ad revenue from YouTube this year, falling short of its expectations, <em>The Wall Street Journal</em> reported.
By The Week Staff | July 9, 2008
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oogle will earn about $200 million in ad revenue from YouTube this year, falling short of its expectations, The Wall Street Journal reported. The shortfall is due largely to a smaller number of YouTube clips Google is selling ads next to, because of copyright infringement issues, the Journal said. Google is facing several lawsuits over alleged copyright violations. (Reuters)
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