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The world’s biggest music service thinks some of you want to pay $10 a month.
Manuel Bronstein runs the video site’s consumer products group. He should be busy.
John and Hank Green get backing to bring their quick-take educational videos to a wider audience.
“There are going to be cases where people say I don’t want to see the ads,” said Google’s long-time ads chief.
The camera company’s users make lots of videos, but those don’t generate any money for the company. Zander Lurie is supposed to change that.
The deal isn’t a surprise, but the price tag is.
Phan’s e-commerce startup Ipsy now has an $84 million run rate. Its slightly larger competitor Birchbox is valued at $545 million.
The mechanics of how Comcast throttles Internet speed, using Photoshop to solve a murder and more.
Three ways of looking at the newer GoPro action cameras.
Netflix does it. HBO says it’s going to do it. YouTube says it might. Now comes Barry Diller’s video site.
Kim Kardashian West, Lohn Legere, Ray Ozzie and more.
YouTube’s mobile usage is on the rise.
Wojcicki, who has been running YouTube for just over half a year, sees an ad-free option in YouTube’s future -- but for a fee.
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Do not underestimate the YouTube makeup-tutorial starlet.
Getting ready for the Code/Mobile conference.
Remember when NBC didn’t want you to watch this stuff on the Web?
Sources said the company co-founder has told staff that he wants to focus on the “bigger picture” at the tech giant.
YouTube channel Mondo Media is going to port its shows to Fusion’s cable TV network. Expect to see more of this.
The treatment of male and female critics of Gamergate speaks volumes about its aims.
The site translates decor photos into shopping lists.
It’s one of several video sites that have gone on the market this year.
This inquiring mind wants to know.
AOL didn’t use to have a video business. Now it does.
And it’s willing to pay for them -- just like Amazon and Netflix.
Apple’s Beats Music service, like all the other subscription music services, rents music for $10 a month. Apple wants a price cut.
For now, at least: DirecTV locks up pro football’s “Sunday Ticket” package for eight years.
Tom Pickett, fresh from a top content job at YouTube, will handle subscription services for the joint venture. Virasb Vahidi will run the whole thing.
The music download era is over, replaced by streaming.
Plus, Alibaba slips below $90 and Rand Paul’s search for SV brains.
This deal indicates a growing interest in subscription video services for the joint venture.
All those videos = a lot more bandwidth.
YouTube tried convincing people to make stuff for it a few years ago. Now it’s trying again. One difference: It’s going after Bethany Mota, not Madonna.
Lionsgate hopes YouTube fans will follow their stars into the theaters.
More big names are coming, so book now or risk being shut out.
Using VR for shared social experiences is further along than you might think.
You’ve never heard of the people onstage at DigiTour’s sold-out shows. Exactly, says its CEO.
If you’ve got the right kind of speakers, the streaming service says it will bring high-fidelity audio into your home. Do you care?