Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton
Moment · 2011 · Notable
The royal wedding generated 72 million live streams on the official YouTube channel.
Spread Score
How it worksNumbers
- Official YouTube seed broadcast: live streams, not unique people
- 72M
- As of Apr 29, 2011 · YouTube · Self-reported · YouTube
- Seed to observed peak
- same day
- Apr 29 ’11 to Apr 29 ’11
- Platforms
- 8
- Started on TV
- Origin
- Seeded
- Culture (no sector)
How it spread
Trace the originThe wedding aired on television and YouTube. Viewers posted reactions and built Pippa Middleton fan pages. Dressmakers copied both sisters' gowns. The ceremony album reached number four on the UK compilations chart, and officials announced a dress exhibition.
Observed peak within the documented measurement window; not an all-time maximum.
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November 2010
Royal Household precursor · Nov 16 ’10
The Royal Household announced the engagement of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.[1]
March 2011
St James's Palace precursor · Mar 2 ’11
The palace launched a wedding website linking its YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Flickr accounts.[2]
April 2011
Royal Household / Google precursor · Apr 19 ’11
The Royal Household announced a YouTube livestream and invited video messages for a wedding guest book.[3]
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