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Teamwork just got easier for YouTube creators: The site now allows up to 50 people to administer a YouTube channel together.…
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Google Trends just added YouTube search data to its search term database. Many video publishers could use the tool to look for video titles.…
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YouTube switched to adaptive streaming for its desktop player last year, reducing buffering by 20 percent as a result. Now it wants to bring the technology to TVs and mobile devices.…
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Last summer, one woman's Kickstarter project made her the target of a hate campaign -- but the cybermob didn't keep her from creating an original web series on female characters in gaming, which launched this week.…
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Twitter users reported that Justin Bieber's YouTube channel got hacked, and YouTube apparently fixed the problem, potentially preventing a riot of Bieber fans.…
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Everyone uses YouTube, but how exactly do people discover new videos? We asked both web video professionals like Amy Pham and Zadi Diaz as well as your average 12 year old girl to find out.…
Read MoreTaking it to the home turf: YouTube adds AirPlay competitor to its iOS app
iPad users can now beam YouTube videos straight to their Google TV device, thanks to a new AirPlay-like feature added to the latest app update.…
Read MoreGoogle starts using HTML5 and WebM for premium content
Some Chromebook owners are getting their Google Play video rentals in WebM, thanks to new HTML5 video security. And Google is already working hard on a next-generation video codec.…
Read MoreMark Cuban-backed start-up launches “HootSuite for YouTube”
Brands and publishers are well aware that they need to monitor and manage Twitter and Facebook. VidIQ, which launched today, says they're overlooking YouTube as a critical social and data platform.…
Read MoreHow Google did the right thing with the NASCAR crash video, and why it matters
After a fan posted a video of a horrific crash at a NASCAR event, the organizer removed it claiming copyright infringement, but Google over-ruled the company -- an example of a decision that happens all too rarely.…
Read MoreYouTube brings in creators like Freddie Wong and DaveDays as residents
YouTube has built an epic production facility in Los Angeles for creators, but it's the Residency program which helps established YouTubers reach a new level with their content.…
Read MoreAmara starts offering crowdsourced subtitles for all of your YouTube videos
Adding subtitles to YouTube videos just got easier: Amara now allows YouTube users to crowdsource captioning of their videos, which could help YouTube producers to grow their audience.…
Read MoreYouTube shuts down its YouTube Create program for partner apps
YouTube is getting rid of a promotional platform that was meant to offer easy access to third-party video editing apps - and that step irks at least one of YouTube's partners.…
Read MoreAn inside look at Google’s Los Angeles Video hackathon
What motivates 70 people to spend two days in a conference room, coding their hearts out? For the participants in this weekend's Google hackathon, the answer was a lot bigger than just winning a new TV.…
Read MoreGerman rights holders sue YouTube in escalating royalty fight
Germany's music rights group GEMA asked YouTube to block videos containing some of its music - and is now upset about the way YouTube is handling those restrictions.…
Read MoreGoogle to users: Here’s how we deal with requests for your information
A new Google FAQ gives some detail about how the search giant deals with law enforcement and government requests for information on Google users.…
Read MoreSimplicity be damned: Is Twitter losing its way by trying to be all things to all people?
Twitter has been expanding the idea of what a tweet consists of for some time now, and has just added the ability to include short video clips. But is the service at risk of losing the simplicity that once made it unique?…
Read MoreYouTube’s quiet evolution into the heart of Google
YouTube got a lot of play during this week's Google earnings call, in part because the site is starting to move the needle for Google.…
Read MoreThe story behind DIAL: How Netflix and YouTube want to take on AirPlay
Watch out, AirPlay: Netflix and YouTube are working on an open second screen protocol, and they've already secured support from key CE makers and content platforms.…
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