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YouTube Viewership On TV Screens Exceeds Mobile For First Time In U.S.

YouTube now receives more total viewership on TV screens than on mobile devices in the U.S., according to CEO Neal Mohan.
Mohan reported that U.S. Viewers watch over 1 billion hours of YouTube content across all devices.
YouTube has become the preferred outlet for podcast consumption, as found by an Edison Research study.
Mohan noted that YouTube is investing in AI tools to assist creators and improve content accessibility.

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YouTube Viewership On TV Screens Exceeds Mobile For First Time In U.S.

In his annual letter to the YouTube community, CEO Neal Mohan said the video giant now gets more U.S. viewership on TV sets than on mobile devices.

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