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This document summarizes YouTube's business model. It describes YouTube as a video hosting service created in 2005 by three former PayPal employees and now owned by Google. The document outlines YouTube's strengths such as its large user base and market share as the second largest search engine. It also lists weaknesses like new competitors and regulatory issues. YouTube's business model relies on advertising, partnerships, and revenue from its large number of motivated user uploads.
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