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When a robber started taking cash from his register over the weekend, Dunkin' Donuts employee Dustin Hoffmann fought back by clobbering the man with a ceramic mug. But Hoffmann admits he was less worried about the stolen cash than how he might look on the video-sharing site YouTube.
Questions submitted for Wednesday's CNN-YouTube Republican debate raise issues that range from global warming — a question asked by a snowman — to gun violence to respect for gays.
Oprah Winfrey has a talk show, a magazine, a Web site and now a channel on the online video site YouTube.
Online video leader YouTube has rolled out long-awaited technology to automatically remove copyrighted clips, hoping to placate movie and television studios fed up with the Web site's persistent piracy problems.
An obscenity-laced video of a city councilman kicking a Norwegian interviewer out of his office has drawn a bigger audience than he's ever had at City Hall.
Move over "Leave Britney Alone Guy." And all those cute kitten videos, too. The University of California, Berkeley, is posting course lectures and other campus happenings on YouTube.
A Turkish court has ordered the country's telecommunications company to block access to the popular video-sharing site YouTube because of clips the court deems insulting to leading political figures.
Video advertising is coming to YouTube, but it won't be the type common at sites elsewhere. Starting Wednesday, the popular video-sharing site plans to feature semitransparent "overlay" ads at the bottom of selected video clips.
The Navy has removed a video from YouTube shot aboard the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan because it shows sailors using safety equipment inappropriately, a Navy spokesman said.
YouTube wants to question comedians Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert as part of its defense against claims that it illegally airs Internet snippets of sports and entertainment videos.
A coalition of Japanese television, music and film companies slammed YouTube Thursday, saying the online video sharing service was not doing enough to rid the site of cartoons and other clips that infringe on copyrights.
Would Jason Bourne dress up as a gas pump for a YouTube video? Probably not. But Matt Damon, who plays him on the big screen, is willing to look silly when it comes to raising awareness about global warming.
Uri Geller became a 1970s superstar and made millions with an act that included bending spoons, seemingly through the power of his own mind.
Unshaken by its legal problems in the United States, online video leader YouTube will attempt to extend its cultural reach and increase its moneymaking opportunities by programming new channels in nine other countries.
YouTube co-founder Steve Chen said on Saturday consumers in many parts of the world will have access to the popular video-sharing Web site on their mobile phones by next year.
YouTube's co-founders on Thursday challenged the Pentagon's assertion that soldiers overseas were sapping too much bandwidth by watching online videos, the military's principal rationale for blocking popular Web sites from Defense Department computers.
The Thai government abruptly scrapped plans to sue Google after the U.S. company agreed to remove from a Web site video clips deemed insulting to the country's revered king, an official said Friday.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair took to the Internet on Monday to congratulate Nicolas Sarkozy on winning France's presidential election, posting video messages in English and in French — with a plea for patience.
Ryan Fitzgerald is unemployed, lives with his father and has a little bit of time on his hands.
It was inevitable that the online video world would offer its take on a crime glimpsed as it unfolded most dramatically via a cell phone camera, carried out by a student who put together a CD-ROM of his manifesto and mailed it to a TV news network.
The video series "Ask a Ninja" and OK Go's treadmill-choreographed music video are among the winners in the first YouTube Video Awards.
Activist groups sued Viacom Inc. on Thursday, claiming the parent of Comedy Central improperly asked the video-sharing site YouTube to remove a parody of the cable network's "The Colbert Report."
Lonelygirl15, OK Go and other YouTube sensations will get an opportunity to walk down a virtual red carpet.
Media conglomerate Viacom Inc. is suing YouTube for $1 billion, claiming that the video-sharing site had built a business by using the Internet to "willfully infringe copyrights on a huge scale."
Turkey lifted its ban on YouTube Friday, an official for the country's largest telecommunications firm said, two days after a court ordered the Web site blocked because of videos that allegedly insulted the founder of modern Turkey.
The year in Web videos Americans watched 100 billion videos in 2007. Some were silly — but many were inspirational....
In suing PornoTube and its parent company, porn producer Vivid is something of a poster child for the pressures the traditional porn industry is suffering at the hands of Porn 2.0 -- the numerous user-contributed porn sites modeled on Google's YouTube.
''A special report from an anonymous Jawa operative on jihadi use of the popular Facebook social networking website.
Gambling saves man's life. Video of man falling overboard and casino cruise ship coming to the rescue.
When a thief started taking cash from his register over the weekend, Dunkin' Donuts employee Dustin Hoffmann fought back by clobbering the man with a ceramic mug.
YouTube's technology for finding videos posted without the copyright holder's permission may be useless to identify footage posted to the site from Led Zeppelin's reunion concert on Monday.
Blimp Wars - Ron Paul supporters. [Video] Related video-- Tucker Carlson comments-
''Atheist Ayaan Hirsi Ali is another ex-muslim who has received death threats from the self proclaimed "religion of peace."
Tired of not making a dime off your human beatbox video on YouTube that's been watched five million times? Well, YouTube wants to give you some of that crazy Google money.
The Roots have watched this video. Miss Info of Hot 97 has watched this video. Now my stupid ass. No, I will not link it -- in the name of humanity I will not link it. Oh please god don't make me link it. Whew.
TeachersTube is a new social network which based on YouTube concept and made for college students and teachers.
The video-sharing Web site YouTube has restored the account of a prominent Egyptian anti-torture activist, and said on Monday he may repost graphic images of purported rights abuses if he puts them in proper context.
Short Youtube video-- newsclip --Giuliani campaign and Ron Paul supporters --from WTVQ, an ABC affiliate in Kentucky
Wish you could attend a class at Berkeley without paying a dime? Now you can watch full-length class videos of entire courses from UC Berkeley for free at their YouTube portal, no available to the public!
''Chief Deputy Republican Whip Eric Cantor congratulated Democrats today for their record-setting year in the majority: One year ago, when they took control of Congress, House Democrats made many promises...'' Article has links plus funny political satire video.
"YouTube is increasingly a resource people consult for health information, including vaccination," says first author Keelan, an assistant professor in U of T's Department of Public Health Sciences.
CHUCK'S FOR HUCK Chuck Norris shows support for Mike Huckabee By Albert N. Milliron
Hats off to Citigroup for leveraging YouTube's new advertising platform for recruiting. In this example, they're targeting the viewers of Perez Hilton content...
Danny Glover in 'Rescue the Constitution' ad. Stick it to FOX and watch.
Two weeks ago Wael Abbas traveled to Washington DC to be awarded the 2007 Knight International Journalism Award along with Burmese investigative reporter May Thingyan Hein and Founders Award winner Tom Brokaw.
A journalist who has posted videos documenting police brutality and torture in Egypt over the last 3 years, had his YouTube account restored by Google last night after a week of international pressure. The restored account, though, no longer contains any of Abbas's videos.
Without warning, YouTube recently shut down the account of Wael Abbas, an award-winning anti-torture activist. He had posted perhaps 100 videos on his account showing torture, police brutality, demonstrations, etc.
At CNN's Democratic debate in Las Vegas two weeks back, moderator Wolf Blitzer introduced several citizen questioners as "ordinary people, undecided voters." But they later turned out to include a former Arkansas Democratic director of political affairs, the president of the Isla …
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