YouTube reaches $10 billion in ad revenue

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Google (GOOGL) reports $10.473 billion of YouTube ad revenue in Q4 2024
Google's YouTube ad revenue was up more than $1.5 billion from Q3 2024.
YouTube reaches $10 billion in ad revenue during Q4
Alphabet says YouTube topped $10 billion in ad earnings, propelling Google's ad business to $61 billion in revenue. This article, YouTube reaches $10 billion in ad revenue during Q4, was first published at The Desk.
YouTube’s quarterly ad revenues top $10B for the first time in Q4 2024
Despite growth in ads, Alphabet’s shares sank in pre-market trading as investors digested the company’s revenue miss.
YouTube ad revenue surges 13.8% to $10.47 in Q4, fueling growth for Google
Google’s advertising revenue rose 10.6% to $72.46 billion in the fourth quarter beating the third quarter's 10.4% growth of $71.84 billion. Ad revenue from YouTube grew 13.8% to $10.47 billion in the fourth quarter, compared with the 12.2% growth in the third quarter.
YouTube Q4 Ad Sales Hit Record $10.5 Billion, Parent Alphabet Projects $75 Billion in 2025 Capex Spending Amid AI Arms Race
YouTube, the internet’s biggest streaming video platform, delivered a healthy 13.8% increase in global ad revenue for the year-end 2024 quarter to surpass $10 billion for the first time. YouTube’s record Q4 ad sales of $10.
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