YouTube
The world’s biggest video site is 100 percent free. Some people -- including the ones who run YouTube -- think you may want to pay for some of it.
Now, everyone’s a critic in the app-happy world we have baked.
You sound great, you look great -- share.
The main concern in raising the round was pissing off the Patreon community.
The startup raises $1.5 million from Science and other backers to help video-makers produce low-cost plugs.
Upfront Ventures, which made a lot of money from Maker Studios, is hoping for a repeat.
We expect Code/Mobile to sell out, so if you want to join us, sign up now.
An easy way to track bio changes on Twitter.
Kleiner Perkins is in. So is Chris Sacca’s Lowercase Capital. The challenge: Give Web video stars their own platform.
The HBO host responds to the response to his response. Dramamine, please.
Venkat Panchapakesan is the new head of engineering at the biggest video site in the world.
Yes, you will cry. Also: “Fanthropologist” is a thing.
A high court ruled that the country’s ban on the site was unconstitutional.
Two-year-old Korean pop song breaks depressing new record.
The company confirms that it’s still splitting video makers’ ad revenue, but its policies are changing.
Reaching 1 billion views is so 2012.
In the wake of Friday’s shooting, YouTube issued a statement expressing condolences to the victims’ families.
Facebook’s + Oculus and Google + Twitch are more similar than you might think.
Apparently YouTube is cool with hosting more than just videos.
Would it solve Twitter’s growth problem?
What is a YouTube concert? Ask DigiTour, which is going to sell 100,000 tickets this summer.
Other people’s problems = a nice video business.
“Tabletop” co-host Wil Wheaton talks about moving beyond YouTube and earning credibility online.
Someone you work with may have a 13-hour Spotify playlist comprised entirely of calming wind chimes.
The Disney CEO says Maker brings with it short-form expertise and a big distribution platform.
Do Google’s MADA contracts constitute restraint of trade?
The world’s biggest video site puts on its annual show for advertisers. It’s getting pretty good at this.
The video network has lots of suitors, and it has hired Allen & Co.
It’s-a-me! Modern technology!
And it gets off to a good start.
A big distribution deal: Microsoft gets more content, AOL gets in front of more eyeballs.
Not a surprise given he was one of the candidates to run the premium video network.
What could you do if you had a “Phone in Your Car?” A British newsreel video explores the possibilities.
Amazon’s new Fire TV set-top box needs more apps and features. But its breakthrough Voice Search feature sets it apart.
We’ve already sold to Disney.
So here’s how Fallon -- and everyone he works with -- celebrates.
Digital natives program their thermostat. Data natives expect the thermostat to program itself.