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YouTube Steps Up Facebook Integration, Shows Shared Videos
On the one hand, when we hear about Facebook making Facebook Connect an opt-out experience, we feel a little chill run through our bones and we want to commit Facebook
Is YouTube Rolling Out Higher Quality Video Tomorrow?
YouTube is making a mystery announcement tomorrow, Erick Schonfeld writes at TechCrunch. Schonefeld's guess is that it may be a partnership with Hulu, but the folks over at Mahalo have
YouTube in 2009: One Video That Ruled Them All
YouTube posted its year in review stats this morning and Susan Boyle's singing performance was listed as the most popular video of the year. That video was, in fact, almost
YouTube Gets Short(er) Links, Too
Almost in the immediate wake of Google's announcing short URLs (goo.gl) and Facebook experimenting with fb.me links, YouTube has made a gesture toward shorter web addresses, as well. Today, the
YouTube Video Rental Store Now Open
YouTube has quietly begun offering a variety of movies and TV episodes available for rental at youtube.com/store. After experimenting with $5 rentals of Sundance Film Festival movies this January, the
YouTube Launches Twitter-Like Channel Bulletins
YouTube has launched a new feature that allows channel owners to send text messages and links to videos to the front page of their subscribers' YouTube accounts. It's a cool,
YouTube.gov: U.S. Congress Comes to YouTube
Just in time for the the opening of the 111th U.S Congress, YouTube today announced that is is now hosting two new channels that will make it easier to find
It's Complicated: Warner Music Comes Back to YouTube
Warner Music, which had removed its videos from YouTube after licensing talks with Google broke down last year, just announced that is has reached a new deal with YouTube and
YouTube Unveils Movies for Rent and Content Partnerships
YouTube announced today that it is adding around 3,000 movie titles available to rent on demand for users in the United States, confirming rumors from late April that said Google's
YouTube Wants To Recommend Your Next Song
Although a majority of folks might still rely on traditional means such as the radio to discover new music, the competition is constantly heating up in the online music discovery
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