Google Spending About $2 Million Per Day To Run YouTube

According to a study by Credit Suisse, Google is spending about $2 million per day to run YouTube.  That comes out to cost about $753 million per year.  Google bought YouTube a couple of years ago for $1.65 billion and had to deal with all the litigation that came with it.

Between the storage, bandwidth, content acquisition, revenue sharing, and other overhead costs, it adds up to about $2,064,054 a day according to InternetEvolution.com.  YouTube’s actual revenue is not available but financial estimates believe it to be around $90 – $240 million.  Based on all of this financial data, YouTube still has a long way to go in order to actually make a profit.

[via InternetEvolution.com]

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