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This is so cynical it just might work. Google announced this afternoon that YouTube will now allow video

According to CNET's Greg Sandoval, full-length movies might be coming to YouTube in the near future. According to

Brightcove was once considered to be a formidable challenger for YouTube. However, just about a year ago, it

Everything you need to find voter information, report on your experience, and track election results using social media

In an effort to monetize YouTube, the video giant will start experimenting with full-length TV shows that

YouTube is not exactly known for the depth of discourse in its comments. A few days ago, Randall

Google just announced the company's latest attempt to monetize YouTube - "click to buy" links that will appear

As Google has acknowledged before, monetizing YouTube has been a major challenge for the Internet giant, even though

YouTube announced today an interesting addition to its Insights analytics dashboard. Called "Hot Spots," the feature displays the

Last year we reviewed YouTube's 10 most popular videos. It's time to update that list and see what,

Google's search advertising is the best cash cow ever invented for the Internet. None of the well funded

Today, Joost announced that all of its content is now available directly on its website and not just

What do you do when you need to research something on the web? You just google it, right?

Traffic analysts estimate 5 billion US video views in July for YouTube alone. Comscore issued their report for

Directly after Invision.tv's demo, another startup with a similar goal presented: ffwd (pronounced "fast forward"). Like Invision.tv, their

With the recent caps put in place by ISPs like Comcast, some people are saying that the future

Online video ad network LiveRail (our profile) has just released a 'State Of The Industry Report' for Q3

It's the weekend, so time to review the Web tech news, reviews and analysis we brought you this

Have you turned up your nose at YouTube for being born from low quality, financially unsustainable, pirated content?

GraphOn, which considers itself a "leading worldwide developer of server-based application publishing and Web-enabling software solutions," today announced