Mountain View, Calif. -- Several of YouTube's top investors experienced massive paydays when the video sharing company was acquired for $1.65 billion last year by Mountain View-based Google, according to a new filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Among the largest beneficiaries were the three YouTube founders, venture capital firm Sequoia Capital and funds associated with Artis Capital Management. Company co-founders Chad Hurley and Steven Chen walked away with $345 millions and $326 million respectively, while fellow co-founder Jawed Karim made $64 million. The Sequoia Capital XI Fund reaped $442 million, and Artis Capital Management cleared $83 million.
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