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YouTube Videos Get Huger, High Def-er
TodayYouTube has announced its plan to support 1080p videos. This means that those amazing, high-definition videos you uploaded last year will now finally be converted to their original resolutions and
YouTube Partner Program Opens to All; Chocolate Rain Guy Gets Ad Deal
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/YouTube_Partner_Program_Opens_to_All'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Tay Zonday, the young man behind the Chocolate Rain song and megameme, is among 100 YouTube power users selected to
YouTube Makes Peace With Music Publishers, Will Continue to Host Songs
The National Music Publishers Association (NMPA), a group that represents hundreds of songwriters and music publishers, has backed out of four-year-old litigation against YouTube after reaching a settlement with the
Are We All Going to Die? YouTube Holds Vote on Climate Change Questions
YouTube announced today that in conjunction with CNN the site is now offering an opportunity for users to submit and vote on questions for world leaders to be asked at
The (Mexican) Revolution Will Be Televised - But on YouTube, and 100 Years After It Began
The 100th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution is being commemorated by a revolution, this one in film. And this revolution is being televised, so to speak, on YouTube. Mexican cinema
Rumor: Full-Length Movies Coming to YouTube?
According to CNET's Greg Sandoval, full-length movies might be coming to YouTube in the near future. According to Sandoval, who bases his report on "two execs with knowledge of the
Twitter API Gets Its Own YouTube Channel
Twitter has launched a YouTube channel just for its API developers. It's kicking off with a collection of videos from the Devnest event, with talks from The Guardian, Klout
YouTube Weighs In on Hitler, Parodies, Mashups & Fair Use
YouTube said in a blog post today that it is "committed to supporting new forms of original creativity, protecting fair use, and providing a seamless user experience", offering what seems
CBS Leverages Silverlight for YouTube NCAA March Madness Site
Microsoft Silverlight may not be the first solution you think of when considering how YouTube might stream live TV. But in fact that's exactly what CBS used on their NCAA
Top 10 YouTube Videos About Soccer
Now that World Cup soccer has become the most popular Web event ever, we wanted to help you understand what it is about this sport that's so effective at capturing
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