Video stop at Google
The search engine giant Google is discontinuing its video sharing service. It is leaving this service to YouTube, which it has acquired.
The search engine giant Google is discontinuing its video sharing service. It is leaving this service to YouTube, which it has acquired.
As the operator of the world's leading Internet search engine announced on Thursday in Mountain View, California, Google intends to concentrate on researching video services in this area in future. As reported by SDA, Google wants to create as comprehensive an index as possible for videos that can be viewed on the Internet. Google acquired YouTube - the global leader in video sharing - last November for a price of 1.65 billion dollars.
As the operator of the world's leading Internet search engine announced on Thursday in Mountain View, California, Google intends to concentrate on researching video services in this area in future. As reported by SDA, Google wants to create as comprehensive an index as possible for videos that can be viewed on the Internet. Google acquired YouTube - the global leader in video sharing - last November for a price of 1.65 billion dollars.
