Silicon Valley, still correctly called it that way, has been a dream for startups and IT professionals from around the world since the 1970s.
It got its name, since in its time silicon conductors were actively produced on its territory (from English “silicon” is silicon).
The valley consists of small towns: Palo Alto, Mountain View, Cupertino, Campbell and others, in whose territory such giant companies as Facebook, Google, Amazon, Cisco, Apple and others are located.
Her "soul" is Stanford University, founded in 1891 by the spouses Leland and Jane Stanford, as a tribute to the memory of an early dead son.
These and many other facts could be learned from the sensational video of Yuri Dude on his YouTube channel.
(caption id = "attachment_1630446" align = "aligncenter" width = "1024") "How the IT capital of the world works", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lO06Zxhu88, over 16 million views (/ caption )
However, a year earlier a very similar content and ideological video appeared on the channel of Tair Mammadov, even the interviewees are the same people.
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On the one hand, the abundance of coincidences is not very beautiful, on the other hand, in our time, the one who knows how to reach his target audience sells better. The number of views directly affects the channel’s commercialization, so the laws are the same.
It is worth noting that the video of Yuri Dudya is almost 4 times longer, but many still inspect it to the end and say in the comments that it was interesting and exciting, so you can consider its version a deeper disclosure of the topic.
Other most popular videos about the valley: “Silicon Valley for ordinary” by Victoria Borodina, “The truth about life in Silicon Valley”, “Startup & Travel – Insights from Silicon Valley” and others.
And, of course, the inhabitants of the Valley do not share such enthusiastic views as the top bloggers. They say that everything is very expensive, and only few become successful, which is probably why the interviewed heroes of different videos are the same people.
Chief editor of the blog – Erika J. Wells .
