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YouTube is reportedly planning a subscription music service (that will include video, natch)
YouTube is reportedly planning to launch its own subscription music streaming service, which would include video, this year. It will enter a very crowded marketplace.…
Read MoreThe flip-flop over beheadings: Facebook finds being a media entity isn’t as easy as it looks
Facebook originally allowed users to post videos of beheadings, arguing that it was similar to a TV news network, but now the company has removed them -- making it unclear how strong its commitment to free speech is.…
Read MoreYouTube now lets more creators charge for their videos
More creators can now take advantage of YouTube's paid subscriptions. As of Tuesday, free channels that have over 10,000 subscribers and meet some other criteria can create paid channels and charge monthly fees for them.…
Read MoreConnected TV points the way forward for the internet of things
If companies want to build out a connected home experience that benefits all consumers, they should learn a lesson from Boxee.…
Read More114 million views and counting: What Does The Fox Say is this year’s Gangnam Style
Mixing comedy and music to create viral video is a time-honored tradition of online video, but in 2013, according to YouTube's experts, what gets these videos to spread has evolved.…
Read MoreHow to avoid appearing in Google ads
On November 1, Google will turn users into product pitchmen by letting advertisers rent their endorsements for web ads. If you don't want to go along with this, here's how to turn it off.…
Read MoreAl Jazeera will launch a dedicated online channel, bring videos back to YouTube
Al Jazeera Plus will be headquartered in San Francisco, have dedicated offices around the world, and produce news for the YouTube generation.…
Read MoreYouTube gets its own music awards show, Vevo expands to Germany
YouTube is launching its own music awards show, and Vevo is going live in Germany. Both announcements came on the same night, and both don't mention the other long-time partner with a single word. That's not a coincidence.…
Read MoreWatch this: Stephen Colbert attacks YouTube for filtering comments
Stephen Colbert thinks that YouTube comments are the freest form of speech, and he urged his viewers to challenge YouTube's new comment filters.…
Read MoreMortal Kombat Legacy Season 2 aims to elevate video game adaptations
Just because it's on the web, and just because it's a video game adaptation, doesn't mean that the second season of the Machinima-distributed, Warner Bros-produced series can't reach for a higher level of production.…
Read MoreYouTube adds advanced moderation, Google+ to comments to get rid of the trolls
YouTube is cleaning up its comment section with advanced moderation features and a closer integration of Google+.…
Read MoreThe bigger world behind @horse_ebooks
For years, people thought @horse_ebooks was a nonsensical spambot, but its true human intent actually reveals a much bigger story underneath.…
Read MoreWhat We Watch puts YouTube’s most popular videos on a map
How do cultural ideas spread across the world, and why are people in some countries into similar things? A new MIT project looks at YouTube to find answers.…
Read MoreMusic labels can press Vimeo on copyright claims — judge denies “safe harbor”
Popular video-sharing site Vimeo claims that a "safe harbor" rule shields it from being liable for copyrighted videos uploaded by its users. A judge isn't so sure -- here's a summary of the latest in the back and forth legal fight over who is responsible for online copyright issues.…
Read MorePakistan’s YouTube ban, one year later
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/2013/0919/Pakistan-s-YouTube-ban-1-year-later Pakistan started banning access to YouTube a year ago as a response to violent protests against clips of the anti-Islamic film…
Read MoreYouTube will add offline viewing to its mobile apps in November
Starting in November, YouTube creators will be able to add an offline viewing option to their videos, allowing viewers to watch them without an internet connection.…
Read MoreVirgin Mobile’s YouTube channel uses ‘BlinkWashing’ to change the ad whenever you blink
Virgin Mobile is using your webcam to track your eye movement on its YouTube channel, changing the ad whenever you blink.…
Read MoreYouTube starts testing Chromecast support for third-party websites
YouTube is starting to let users beam videos to their Chromecast devices from any website.…
Read MoreVideo isn’t breaking the internet: The industry giants are
Video isn't breaking the web, the way that the web's biggest players are trying to optimize their costs at the expense of the best consumer experience is.…
Read MoreHow Ask A Slave found near-instant YouTube success
How did the creators of viral hit "Ask A Slave" hit huge numbers in less than a week? The formula involves prominent blog coverage, the current state of American race relations, and the ignorance of tourists.…
Read MoreAll you can read or watch: A guide to subscription streaming services for kids
In recent months, unlimited entertainment services for kids have proliferated. We took a look at the options in two categories: Ebooks and video.…
Read MoreWhat Does the Fox Say: The anatomy of Ylvis’s instant viral hit
It's been called the song of the summer -- despite the fact that it's September, and it's only been online for two days. So why is everyone talking about this strange Norwegian viral video?…
Read MoreShould Dr. King’s family be able to control his “I have a dream” speech?
Martin Luther King Jr. wanted to keep control over his famous speech through copyright. Should his wishes be respected no matter what his family does?…
Read MoreYouTube throws indie developers a bone after cutting off Microsoft
YouTube just significantly raised access limits to its API, making it easier to develop apps for the site. Except if you are Microsoft, that is.…
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