If you need to know something you Google it, if you want to search for a video you Youtube it
Jason Sedawie
Decisive Asset Management
If you need to know something you Google it, if you want to search for a video you Youtube it. It is no surprise that becoming a verb has helped these two websites become the world's largest and second largest search engines. Fortunately for Google (GOOG) they own both these verbs with the purchase of Youtube for $1.65 billion in 2006. Last week GOOG reported sales growth of 22% outpacing internet advertising market growth of 16% according to Zenith Optimedia. Search, video and social advertising continue to take market share from traditional banner displays helping explain the good performance of GOOG/Youtube and Facebook versus declining revenue at Yahoo. Find out why we expect growth to continue at (VIEW LINK)
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Jason has a background in investment management, accounting and online retail. Together these three perspectives give Jason a unique view on investment trends in global markets.
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Jason Sedawie
Executive Director
Decisive Asset Management
Jason has a background in investment management, accounting and online retail. Together these three perspectives give Jason a unique view on investment trends in global markets.
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Jason Sedawie
Executive Director
Decisive Asset Management
Jason has a background in investment management, accounting and online retail. Together these three perspectives give Jason a unique view on investment trends in global markets.
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No areas of expertise
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