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YouTube launches EDU, adds Twitter share button, Twitter SMS now free on...
Twitter is continuing to gain more and more traction as more people than ever are now joining the social network. A very big important milestone was reached today, a Twitter share button has now been...
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YouTube to add 1080p high definition support
YouTube has announced via a blog posting that it will start supporting the 1080p high definition format. The company says if you have already uploaded videos in 1080p, they will be converted...
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YouTube to launch paid movie rentals service
Google has announced that YouTube will make popular movies from the Sundance Film Festival available for rental through its website starting January 22 until the end of the month for $3.99 each movie...
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YouTube turns 5, serves 2bn daily pageviews
The popular online video sharing service, YouTube, owned by Google, today turned five years old. The company says YouTube now has up to 2-billion daily pageviews (with 45-million homepage impressions),...
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YouTube first to add support for 4k resolution videos
YouTube today became the first online video sharing website to add support for videos captured in beyond high definition resolutions. The company more recently added 1080p support, but today said it...
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YouTube set to broadly roll out live streaming service
The world’s largest online video sharing website, YouTube, started a two-day pilot project that has brought live video streaming to YouTube Channels for select accounts, set to end tomorrow. The...
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Two top-level Google executives, including YouTube CEO, to leave their positions
In the last few days alone, two top-level executives at the world’s largest online search company, Google, announced they would be stepping down from their posts due to personal reasons. Chad Hurley,...
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Sony Seeks Personal Information from Twitter, YouTube Users In PlayStation 3...
The notorious 21-year old computer programmer from New Jersey, George Hotz, best known for being the first to crack Apple’s iOS iPhone to run homebrewed applications, is facing legal troubles after...
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