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Should YouTubers launch new platforms to compete with YouTube?
Rumors are circulating that a high-profile multi-channel network may create its own video distribution platform. Is this the best move for Maker? And what other companies might follow?…
Read MoreNetflix and Hulu have nothing to fear from YouTube’s paid channel plans
YouTube's rollout of premium pay channels may sound promising, but transitioning from the home of free online video to a pay site will be challenging – and may be of little value for existing brands.…
Read MoreSilicon Valley companies deny reports U.S. government has “direct access” to their servers
Here's how nine Silicon Valley companies have responded to reports that the U.S. government can reach into their servers and extract personal data, almost at will.…
Read MoreYouTube’s mobile ad revenue triples as mobile views reach 40% in the US
Two out of five YouTube video views are coming from mobile devices in the U.S., and the video service is increasingly cashing in on these mobile views.…
Read MoreWhen sources can go direct, do we need journalism less or do we need it more than ever?
Sources of all kinds -- including politicians -- can become publishers and distribute their own information directly to an audience, without the need for a traditional media outlet. Is that a good thing or a bad thing for journalism?…
Read MoreBuzzFeed partners with CNN, announces LA-based “social video” studio (Update)
Viewers got a first taste of a new partnership between BuzzFeed and CNN with a video clip that appeared on the viral site Tuesday morning. The deal also appears to involve syndicating YouTube content.…
Read MoreCrowdsourcing the news: Do we need a public license for citizen journalism?
Social platforms like YouTube have become a rich source of "citizen journalism" about breaking news events, but media outlets don't always provide credit. Mark Little of Storyful wants to try and change that with a public license for video news.…
Read MoreYahoo swears it isn’t going to screw up Tumblr — but how realistic is that promise?
Fans of Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer say she shouldn't be blamed for the company's history of failed acquisitions -- but there are plenty of other reasons to be skeptical about Yahoo's $1.1-billion Tumblr deal.…
Read MoreWhy Yahoo acquiring Tumblr for $1 billion makes a certain horrible kind of sense
Fans of the social-blogging network might not like the idea much, but a $1-billion acquisition of Tumblr would arguably solve a number of problems for Yahoo -- and do the same for Tumblr CEO David Karp.…
Read MoreA sneak peek at YouTube’s future as it rolls out new channel design for everyone
YouTube's new channel design will roll out to everyone in early June, and the site's designers are already busy working on big things to come.…
Read MoreWatch out, Ustream and Co: YouTube is expanding its live streaming offering
YouTube is opening up its live streaming to almost everyone: The service will allow every channel owner with at least 1000 subscribers to go live.…
Read MoreLive blog: Google I/O 2013 showcases Android, Chrome, YouTube and more
Our live coverage from Google I/O 2013, Google's most significant public event of the year, can be found right here.…
Read MoreGigaOM hits Google I/O 2013 (roundup)
Here you'll find all our coverage of Google I/O 2013, Google's annual showcase of its technology prowess.…
Read MoreSandvine report confirms: video makes bandwidth hogs of us all
Video has long been the driving force behind our growth in broadband traffic. The latest Sandvine report shows us that's still the case and offers clues on how ISPs may cope.…
Read MorePay to play: Can YouTube succeed with its paid channel subscriptions?
YouTube started to offer paid subscriptions to select channels this week. But are people actually going to pay for their YouTube videos?…
Read MoreYouTube launches its paid subscription channels with select partners
YouTube's long-rumored paid channels are live: The Google-owned service started its new subscription offering with select partners Thursday.…
Read MoreOpen interviews and gatekeepers: The media can either open up or sources can go direct
Startup founder Chad Whitacre caused a fuss recently when he suggested that a reporter do an "open interview" that would be available to everyone -- but why is that approach seen as such a threat by some media outlets?…
Read MoreBig Bird, Caillou and Sonic could be part of YouTube’s subscription slate
YouTube is reportedly close to launching paid channel subscriptions on its site - and we've found a number of clues that hint at kids content being part of this initiative.…
Read MoreYouTube users now watch 6 billion hours of videos a month
Boy, people really do like watching YouTube videos: The service now streams more than 6 billion hours of video every month.…
Read MoreMLB starts to stream games live on YouTube… outside of the US and Canada
Watching MLB games live on YouTube is now possible... if you live in Europe: The league is starting to stream two games per day on the video site, but not in key markets.…
Read MoreThe WhatsApp-friendly Asha 210 is a reminder of Nokia’s low-end capabilities
Nokia's latest Series 40 handset represents a welcome boost for WhatsApp in emerging markets, and a useful reminder of how Nokia continues to eke relevance out of its ageing platform.…
Read MoreCourt sides with YouTube for second time in major Viacom copyright case
YouTube notched a major victory in its long-running copyright suit with Google. A New York judge emphatically rejected Viacom's theory that YouTube had "red flag" knowledge that made it liable for content uploaded by its users.…
Read MoreThe Young Turks is about to become the first news channel with a billion views on YouTube
If YouTube views were a currency, then The Young Turks' Cenk Uygur would be a billionaire. Here's how he got to one billion YouTube views with news.…
Read MoreTwitter forces Flattr to stop letting users tip ‘favorited’ tweets
Flattr's Twitter micropayments venture, where people could leave tips for 'favorited' tweets, is over. But as that tie-in got shut down, Flattr enabled tips for YouTube videos. The system also works on Instagram and SoundCloud.…
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