Google Acquires Next New Networks

Announced March 7, 2011

What happened

Next New Networks was a online video business based in United States; acquired by Alphabet/Google and integrated into or used as YouTube.

Google's acquisition history

87th of 269 tracked deals

Disclosed prices

66 of 269 Google deals

Google's average disclosed price

$1.20B

Google's largest disclosed deal

Wiz ($32B)

Tracked acquisitions in 2011

117 across all acquirers

Google in Online video

3 acquisitions

When did Google acquire Next New Networks?

Google acquired Next New Networks on March 7, 2011. This was Google's 87th publicly tracked acquisition out of 269 we have on record.

How much did Google pay for Next New Networks?

The price Google paid for Next New Networks was not publicly disclosed. Only 66 of Google's 269 tracked acquisitions have a disclosed price.

What does Next New Networks do?

Next New Networks was a online video business based in United States; acquired by Alphabet/Google and integrated into or used as YouTube.

What other Online video companies has Google acquired?

Google has made 3 acquisitions in Online video, including Next New Networks. See the full list on the Online video and Google acquisition pages.