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Psy's Gangnam Style, first released in July 2012, has reached another massive milestone, becoming the first video to hit 2 billion views on YouTube.
Google has begun ranking ISPs in order of their streaming experience for customers in an effort to ensure ISPs offer service that allows for buffer-free HD streaming on YouTube.
According to multiple sources, YouTube is preparing to purchase videogame streaming company Twitch for over $1 billion in cash.
Starting from tomorrow, Xbox One gamers will be able to share gameplay footage directly to their YouTube channel.
YouTube was reportedly preparing to launch a subscription music service to rival Spotify and others by the end of 2013, but it was delayed.
Turkey's telecoms authority has confirmed that a two week ban on Twitter has been lifted in the country following a court ruling found it breached freedom of expression.
Every year on April 1, many tech companies and publications put out bogus stories, launch bogus services and make wild claims all in the spirit of fun to celebrate April Fool's Day.
Yahoo is looking to start its own video sharing site, poaching some of Yahoo's biggest stars in the process.
Turkish authorities have now moved to try to block access to video sharing giant YouTube, just days after government officials banned Twitter.
Google has updated the image files used by YouTube to its own, lean WebP format, and says the site should now run much quicker.
Google and Viacom has finally settled a copyright lawsuit brought forth in 2007 that accused YouTube of allowing users to upload copyrighted movies and television shows from the content giant without permission.
Daft Punk has uploaded the entirety of their Grammy-winning 'Random Access Memories' to YouTube this week.
Google has confirmed that one of its first employees, Susan Wojcicki, will be named CEO of YouTube.
UK broadcaster Channel 4 has decided to pull its full length programming from YouTube, directing users to its own 4oD catch-up services instead.
Google has confirmed that YouTube is going 4K at CES, using the company's own VP9 royalty-free codec.
The well-received Roku line of set-top boxes have been updated this week with a native YouTube app.
Netflix and YouTube account for more than half of all downstream traffic in North America, trumping Amazon, Hulu and even filesharing traffic.
Viacom is persisting with its billion dollar lawsuit against Google's YouTube, despite previous defeats and drastic changes at the service.
YouTube is developing its own premium subscription on-demand music service, one that should rival Spotify in scope.
More and more users are accessing YouTube via their mobile devices.
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