YouTube Surpasses Milestone with Record Revenue and Innovations

YouTube reported a 13% increase in advertising revenue for Q2 2025, reaching $9.8 billion, exceeding the forecast of $9.56 billion.
TV-based viewing surpassed mobile devices for the first time in YouTube's history, reflecting trends in digital media consumption.
YouTube's content library now hosts over 20 billion videos, with Shorts matching long-form content in revenue efficiency in some regions.
At Google I/O 2025, YouTube introduced Flow, an AI video tool powered by the Veo model for enhanced visual production.
YouTube will live-stream an NFL game for free in September, marking a strategic move into live sports broadcasting.

YouTube reported a 13% increase in advertising revenue for Q2 2025, reaching $9.8 billion, exceeding the forecast of $9.56 billion.
TV-based viewing surpassed mobile devices for the first time in YouTube's history, reflecting trends in digital media consumption.
YouTube's content library now hosts over 20 billion videos, with Shorts matching long-form content in revenue efficiency in some regions.
At Google I/O 2025, YouTube introduced Flow, an AI video tool powered by the Veo model for enhanced visual production.
YouTube will live-stream an NFL game for free in September, marking a strategic move into live sports broadcasting.

YouTube reported a 13% increase in advertising revenue for Q2 2025, reaching $9.8 billion, exceeding the forecast of $9.56 billion.
TV-based viewing surpassed mobile devices for the first time in YouTube's history, reflecting trends in digital media consumption.
YouTube's content library now hosts over 20 billion videos, with Shorts matching long-form content in revenue efficiency in some regions.
At Google I/O 2025, YouTube introduced Flow, an AI video tool powered by the Veo model for enhanced visual production.
YouTube will live-stream an NFL game for free in September, marking a strategic move into live sports broadcasting.

YouTube reported a 13% increase in advertising revenue for Q2 2025, reaching $9.8 billion, exceeding the forecast of $9.56 billion.
TV-based viewing surpassed mobile devices for the first time in YouTube's history, reflecting trends in digital media consumption.
YouTube's content library now hosts over 20 billion videos, with Shorts matching long-form content in revenue efficiency in some regions.
At Google I/O 2025, YouTube introduced Flow, an AI video tool powered by the Veo model for enhanced visual production.
YouTube will live-stream an NFL game for free in September, marking a strategic move into live sports broadcasting.