There are now more than 500 hours of video uploaded to the site every minute.
A year into their online venture, the YouTube site kept crashing. Customer satisfaction was low and frustration was high. For one user, though, it was the final straw — and he called the office to complain. “I need to goddamn masturbate, and I can’t do that when you don’t have all those videos up,” he raged.
In 2019, white supremacist Brenton Tarrant broadcast the initial stages of an attack on a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, in which he killed 51 people. He name-dropped YouTube’s biggest star, PewDiePie , during the rampage. There was always something wacky or weird being uploaded. Once, after Google’s $1.65 billion takeover in 2006, a gaggle of the new parent company’s execs walked past the screens of YouTube moderators as they deliberated over some bizarre footage from Japan wherein women used octopuses in sexual maneuvers. “The managers hurriedly hid the screens, nervous that the suits would freak out,” writes Bergen.
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