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Apr 29 2009, 9:00am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
Google video sites including YouTube held the top spot for the month with 41% of the total US video market. YouTube alone accounted for 99% of all 5.9 billion videos watched on Google properties. Fox Interactive Media was second with 437 million videos watched and Hulu had 380 million videos watched.
After Hulu the rest of the top five web sites included Yahoo! and Microsoft. Online videos could be big business if the companies ever figure out how to monetize the content without scaring off watchers in the process.
Via ComScore
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