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Mobile YouTube Now Improved With More Videos: iPhone does it best

January 24, 2008 by Daniel  
Filed under Cell Phone Information, Cell Phones

Mobile YouTube
There was once a time when the mobile version of YouTube at m.youtube.com did not have all the video content of the main website, but now they have improved the service to offer most videos that can be found on the regular YouTube site Read more

YouTube: Website Profile

August 16, 2007 by Roy  
Filed under Company & Site Profiles

YouTube Website Profile

YouTube is one of the largest online video sharing websites in the world. It was launched in early 2005 and quickly became one of the dominant players in the online video market.

YouTube was Read more

Now You Can Digg Your YouTube Videos With One Application

November 29, 2007 by Lucy  
Filed under News

Now You Can Digg Your YouTube Videos With One Application

What do you do if you want to organise the YouTube videos that you’ve Dugg? Well, the answer is use a mashup. An untitled application by Paul Yanez, allows users to combine both Digg and Youtube. Read more

YouTube and UStream: how good are they for Politics?

November 27, 2007 by Peter  
Filed under News, Politics

YouTube and UStream: how good are they for Politics?
There are a number of political events coming up in the coming week and as we know it is like a pressure cooker until the debates start. Many of these debates like the upcoming CNN-YouTube Republican debate will Read more

New YouTube API: heaven for video mashups

June 9, 2007 by James  
Filed under Information Technology News

New YouTube API
When it comes to online video they do not come much bigger than YouTube and the news that they are also bringing a new YouTube API is heaven for people that want to create video mashups Read more

Samsung SC-MX20: camcorder designed for YouTube

September 2, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under Camcorders, Electronics

The Samsung SC-MX20 looks in the first part as if it will be a good little camcorder, and it is the YouTube mode that Samsung hope will help the sales of the device.

The SC-MX20 records video at 720×480, which is the native YouTube resolution. Ok so this is useful for the Internet generation, but is the price of the camcorder within reach for most of them.

Well a price tag of just $280 tells me that the Samsung SC-MX20 is more than cheap enough for the YouTube fans to own one of these camcorders. Ok guys, you better get to the store and start shooting those mad videos.

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YouTube and MGM Streaming Deal

November 10, 2008 by Peter  
Filed under News

Movie studios understand that they are having a hard time with ticket sales at the cinemas, as well as shifting DVD’s and Blu-rays. The problem is, people have embraced the digital age and wish to download movies instead. MGM know that digital movie downloads are the future, which is why they are now in a deal with YouTube, for them to start streaming their movies online. Read more

YouTube Sponsoring Democratic Debate of Presidential Candidates

May 21, 2007 by Daniel  
Filed under Hot Topic News

YouTube Sponsoring Debate
In politics many know that YouTube is a powerful tool to bend public opinion and this is just the place for debates about the 2008 presidential candidates.

YouTube is going to co-sponsor the first of six Democratic debates of the 2008 presidential election race; this will make YouTube a battle ground for the Democratic presidential candidates Read more

Update: Democrats on CNN YouTube Debate

July 24, 2007 by Roy  
Filed under News, Politics

Democrats on CNN YouTube Debate

Democrats had to face a two hour debate as they took questions entered to CNN and YouTube.

The CNN YouTube debate was dubbed as a way for Read more

Viacom and the YouTube privacy problem

July 5, 2008 by Daniel  
Filed under Business, News

Viacom and YouTube privacy
YouTube is an amazing site and one that has changed the way web users watch videos; people will now listen to music by playing different YouTube videos on their home computers and on the move via cell phones like the Apple iPhone.

Today we hear that a U.S. judge has ordered Google Inc to hand over YouTube user data to Viacom Inc, this has caused outcry from some web users because of privacy fears.

Viacom owns MTV Networks and Paramount and they are currently in the middle of a $1 billion copyright infringement lawsuit against YouTube.

What would worry some YouTube users is the fact that the Southern District of New York Judge wants information on users IP addresses, what videos they watched, usernames of YouTube viewers and more for evidence.

The difficult part is being able to ensure personally identifiable information is secure and to comply with the court order, some blogs are claiming that this order will violate the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act.

Viacom has said in a statement that they have no plans on identifying individual users and just want to show video piracy patterns in the court case against YouTube.

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Google Shows An All-New YouTube Video Player

May 28, 2007 by James  
Filed under Information Technology News

YouTube video player gets a revamp
Although there are around 1000 different video-sharing services around none of them are as big as YouTube, but this does not mean the Google owned YouTube can sit back and relax and just think things will stay that way.

Change is important and change is life so you as a service need to keep improving.
This is just what Google has done with the new YouTube video player (just revamped); the changes are only slightly different but still much needed ones Read more

Bill Gates Makin Fun Of himSelf on Youtube

November 30, 2007 by Daniel  
Filed under News

Bill Gates Youtube
Bill Gates has changed millions of people’s of lives, although many do not like his Windows operating system and many more are fed up with his console (Xbox 360) that was sold with many over heating problems and RROD (including me)…the man is still cool Read more

YouTube Down: Service Unavailable, What’s Going On?

August 6, 2007 by Ryan  
Filed under Computers

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The most popular video sharing website on the net, YouTube, has reportedly come up up with the error message of http/1.1 service unavailable, meaning that Read more

YouTube Korea Fails To Blow Local Competition Out The Water

February 4, 2008 by Lucy  
Filed under News

YouTube Korea Fails To Blow Local Competition Out The Water

The newly launched Korean version of YouTube has flopped in the local video sharing scene according to a report by Korea Times. Rankey, the internet traffic monitoring company reported a surge of traffic of 382,000 daily visitors to YouTube English and YouTube Korea on the 23rd January but the extra traffic didn’t last Read more

YouTube users identities kept secret in Viacom case

July 15, 2008 by Daniel  
Filed under Business, News


There has been a lot of debate about the privacy of users data on many online sites and more recently users of YouTube have been worried about their personal data.

Google was ordered by a court to turn over log files that show how users browse YouTube; this was because Viacom International wants to use this information as evidence to show how their copyrights are being breached.

Today we have heard that Google will be able to conceal YouTube user identities when it has to hand the database to Viacom that shows viewing habits on YouTube.

Many users were in uproar over the request that they thought would lead to their personal details being revealed, they can now rest in peace knowing that Viacom will know what people viewed but not what IP address.

Viacom will still get to see unique values for each IP address so that they can see peoples viewing habits, but this will be replacing IP Addresses.

This current lawsuit was filed against Google and their YouTube subsidiary back in 2007, they claim that YouTube is illegally distributing Viacom’s copyright content.

If you’re a YouTube user, is this the result you wanted?

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Marina Is Strictly A YouTube Phenomenon

October 1, 2007 by Kerry  
Filed under Celebrity News, News

Marina
Marina is the name of the hottest philologist in the history of the world as the naughty school teacher in a series of YouTube videos called Hot for Words.

Marina is strictly a YouTube phenomenon as she has Read more

NBC Launches YouTube Major Assault With More Ads

August 9, 2007 by Roy  
Filed under Business, News

NBC Launches YouTube Major Assault With More Ads

NBC is getting ready to launch a major assault against YouTube.

The new video website by NBC, apparently to be called Read more

Supporting YouTube: Apple 160GB TV

June 1, 2007 by John  
Filed under Apple News, News

Apple 160GB TV
Its funny hearing this news from Apple as we wrote a post over 9 days ago that showed a way for you to play YouTube videos on Apple TV; this was a hack and not the current Official Apple support for playing YouTube videos we are hearing now Read more

Creative Minds: play YouTube videos on Apple TV

May 22, 2007 by Robert  
Filed under Apple News, News

YouTube videos on Apple TV
While Microsoft takes hacking of any sort a very serious issue, Apple on the other hand has done nothing to stop these creative minds hacking Apple TV (although Apple has always had a more humour approach to business).

An application has now been created that will allow you to play YouTube videos on your Apple TV Read more

Nazi Videos Appear On YouTube Germany

November 13, 2007 by Lucy  
Filed under News

Nazi Videos Appear On YouTube Germany

YouTube is the place for posting crazy videos of your and your friends, music videos and funny internet clips right? Well it seems not. With the launch of YouTube Germany it has been found that extreme right-wing videos have been posted on the internet. These videos are illegal by German law. Read more

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