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Google reported earnings well above Wall Street estimates as the search-and-services company posted revenues of $61.9 billion in the April-June quarter.&nbsp;The big surge came in from advertising&nbsp;Google ad revenue increased to $50.44 billion, up 69% from the year-ago quarter. Analysts also took note of YouTube gaining&nbsp;traction as revenues clocked in at $7 billion just shy of equalising with OTT&nbsp;platform Netflix at $7.4 billion.&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;also disclosed that its YouTube Shorts product has &ldquo;surpassed 15 billion global daily views,&rdquo; up 131% from the 6.5 billion global daily views that it detailed in March.&nbsp;Read/Watch Also: Apple earnings soar but stock takes a hit as worries riseMeanwhile Google Chief Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;took a moment in the earnings call to encourage everyone to get a jab.&nbsp;As the pandemic evolves, we want to help people get the information they need to keep themselves and their families safe,&rdquo; Pichai said. &ldquo;I really encourage everyone to get the vaccine when it&rsquo;s available to you.&rdquo;Read/Watch Also: Masks back on in the US as cases soar

Google earnings soar: YouTube matches Netflix & advertising sales soar 70%, Pichai pitches for vaccines

Google earnings soar: YouTube matches Netflix&nbsp;revenues, while advertising sales soar 70%. Google Chief Sundar&nbsp;Pichai pitches for vaccination as cases rise in the US.&nbsp;

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Search giant Google's&nbsp;parent firm Alphabet crushed analyst estimates for earnings as revenues from advertising surges.&nbsp;

Google reported earnings well above Wall Street estimates as the search-and-services company posted revenues of $61.9 billion in the April-June quarter.&nbsp; The big surge came in from advertising&nbsp;Google ad revenue increased to $50.44 billion, up 69% from the year-ago quarter. Analysts also took note of YouTube gaining&nbsp;traction as revenues clocked in at $7 billion just shy of equalising with OTT&nbsp;platform Netflix at $7.4 billion.&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;also disclosed that its YouTube Shorts product has &ldquo;surpassed 15 billion global daily views,&rdquo; up 131% from the 6.5 billion global daily views that it detailed in March.&nbsp; Also watch: Apple earnings soar but stock takes a hit as worries rise Meanwhile Google Chief Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;took a moment in the earnings call to encourage everyone to get a jab.&nbsp;As the pandemic evolves, we want to help people get the information they need to keep themselves and their families safe,&rdquo; Pichai said. &ldquo;I really encourage everyone to get the vaccine when it&rsquo;s available to you.&rdquo; Read/Watch Also: Masks back on in the US as cases soar

YouTube has announced a $100 million fund to pay content creators who upload videos on its TikTok competitor called YouTube shorts.

YouTube announces $100 million creator fund for its TikTok competitor YouTube Shorts

YouTube announces $100 million creator fund for its TikTok competitor YouTube Shorts
YouTube has announced a $100 million fund to pay content creators who upload videos on its TikTok competitor called YouTube shorts. The fund will launch later this year, and last through 2022. YouTube is the latest company looking to cash in on short videos popularised by TikTok, along with Instagram&rsquo;s Reels and Snapchat&rsquo;s Spotlight. YouTube said the new fund will pay thousands of creators each month whose videos on Shorts receive the most engagement from viewers. It will also begin to test ads on Shorts.
YouTube announces $100 million creator fund for Shorts YouTube Shorts fund to launch later this year, last till 2022 New fund will pay thousands of creators each month: YouTube YouTube will begin testing ads on Shorts

YouTube has announced a $100 million fund to pay content creators who upload videos on its TikTok competitor called YouTube shorts. The fund will launch later this year, and last through 2022.
YouTube is the latest company looking to cash in on short videos popularised by TikTok, along with Instagram&rsquo;s Reels and Snapchat&rsquo;s Spotlight.
YouTube said the new fund will pay thousands of creators each month whose videos on Shorts receive the most engagement from viewers. It will also begin to test ads on Shorts.

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