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Home / News / Science News / Google launches YouTube Go beta version in India
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    Google launches YouTube Go beta version in India

    Written by
    Shiladitya Ray
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    Last updated on Apr 06, 2017, 11:45 am
    Google launches YouTube Go beta version in India
  • Google announced plans of launching its YouTube Go application in India, which allows users to save videos to watch offline later.

    Users can preview videos before deciding.

    A beta version has been released on Google Play store in India, and will be launched in other emerging markets later.

    Analysts believe the launch of Reliance Jio, with its cheap data plans, will increase video consumption.

  • In this article
    The birth of the video sharing giant The first YouTube video Paid version of YouTube launched YouTube launches its own social network What is YouTube Community? Google launches YouTube TV Google launches YouTube Go beta version in India
  • YouTube

    The birth of the video sharing giant

    The birth of the video sharing giant
  • YouTube is the most popular video sharing website founded in February 2005 in San Bruno, California.

    The website was created by Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim and Steve Chen.

    YouTube is a crowd-sharing website that allowed users to "upload, view, and share videos".

    In November 2006, Google bought YouTube for US $1.65 billion. Today, YouTube is worth more than $70 billion.

  • Do you know?

    The first YouTube video

  • The first video on YouTube was uploaded on 23rd April 2005 by Jawed Karim, one of YouTube's co-founders. The 19 second video, titled "Me at the zoo", showed Karim checking out elephants at the San Diego zoo.

  • YouTube Red

    Paid version of YouTube launched

    Paid version of YouTube launched
  • In 2015, YouTube launched its paid service called YouTube Red.

    Available in the US, Australia, Mexico and New Zealand as of now, the paid service comes for $10 a month.

    Red provides "ad-free access to videos, the ability to videos offline, and playing them in the background when using other apps".

    It also gives access to on-demand streaming music, new original series, and movies.

  • 16 Sep 2016

    YouTube launches its own social network

    YouTube launches its own social network
  • Responding to competition from Facebook, Twitter, etc. and in a bid to retain its own fans, YouTube launched their own social media platform.

    The platform, called YouTube Community, was launched today to beta testers.

    YouTube announced that regular users would get access in the "months ahead".

  • YouTube Community

    What is YouTube Community?

    What is YouTube Community?
  • Quite akin to Facebook's timeline, YouTube Community will exist alongside Home and Videos tabs within individual YouTube channels.

    The feature will allow video creators to share text-based posts, GIFs, images and other content, which the audience can like or dislike and comment on.

    These posts will appear in subscribers' notifications and feeds in a reverse chronological order, thus making them highly visible.

  • 02 Mar 2017

    Google launches YouTube TV

    Google launches YouTube TV
  • Google announced the launch of YouTube TV, a subscription service that streams premium broadcast and cable networks to your devices, for a monthly fee of $35.

    More than 40 service providers including premium sports broadcasters like ESPN are part of the package offered by YouTube TV.

    The so-called skinny bundles include only those channels you want, and is cheaper than traditional cable.

  • 06 Apr 2017

    Google launches YouTube Go beta version in India

    Google launches YouTube Go beta version in India
  • Google announced plans of launching its YouTube Go application in India, which allows users to save videos to watch offline later.

    Users can preview videos before deciding.

    A beta version has been released on Google Play store in India, and will be launched in other emerging markets later.

    Analysts believe the launch of Reliance Jio, with its cheap data plans, will increase video consumption.

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