> YouTube Insight (http://www.youtube.com/my_videos_insight) our video
> analytics tool, is full of useful information about your video views.
> You can find out which state or country your views come from, the
> websites that send you the most traffic, or the parts of your video
> that keep your viewers' attention. But while views are an important
> indicator of popularity, they are not the full picture: you know
> people are watching your video, but do they really like it?

> Since the beginning of YouTube, many of you have been looking at the
> community's feedback to answer this question -- reading comments,
> looking at ratings, and checking favorites. Today, we hope to make it
> easier for you to find out who likes your videos (and who doesn't) by
> launching our newest YouTube Insight feature: a "Community" tab that
> allows you to see how YouTube users engage with your content over time
> and depending on their geographic location. You can see total numbers
> related to ratings, comments, and favorites (or all of them combined),
> as well as the average number of actions the community takes per view
> of your video. For example, if it looks like your rating is 3/5 stars,
> but the average Japanese viewer is giving you 2, while the French tend
> to give you 5, you'll now know where your real fans are located.

> We think this new feature will be useful to many of you, whether you
> are an advertiser trying to figure out what users think of your new
> product (not just whether they started to watch the commercial), or a
> professor curious whether your Plato lecture is starting conversations
> among users in Greece.

> We hope this feature will answer the question du jour: is he (or she)
> just not that into you?

> Tracy Chan and Kenny Stoltz
> Product Managers
> YouTube