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New York based video startup, blip.tv made a series of partnership announcements this morning at a live press

Internet Explorer 6 is the browser that just doesn't want to die, even though it has now been

Individuals often have to sacrifice their livelihood for a cause. It's not fair, but it happens. But what

In the early hours of the morning, Commander Mark Polansky sat watching the Tour de France when he

This morning, Google's YouTube opened up its Reporters' Center - a new hub for teaching citizen journalists to

Tomorrow, Home, a documentary about the environment, will make both its big and small screen debut simultaneously. Users

Earlier this year, we heard that ESPN was supposed to come to YouTube this April, but AdAge now

According to the latest data from Nielsen Online (PDF), overall online video usage in April declined slightly compared

According to a report from Mediaweek, YouTube has sent written warnings to a number of content producers who

Unless you lived in an exceptionally dark cave in the last two weeks, you probably weren't able to

Word has it there's a secret link available on YouTube's site right now that will give you access

How-to video site Howcast collaborated with the US Department of State to develop a media-rich web site for

After holding auditions in December and announcing the finalists last month, the YouTube Symphony Orchestra has now released

Yahoo introduced a new version of its Yahoo Music artist homepages today, which now include links to YouTube

According to a new report by Entertainment Media Research, a London-based media consultancy firm, YouTube users in the

Can you believe that using social networking sites at work can increase your workplace productivity? A new study

Just a few weeks ago, Google started to block music videos on YouTube in England, after its negotiations

U.S. government agencies can now officially use YouTube, Flickr, Vimeo, and blip.tv, using special service agreements that comply

YouTube launched a handy new page last night that aggregates all the videos from more than 100 institutions

Microsoft Silverlight may not be the first solution you think of when considering how YouTube might stream live