Telegraph: Such are the realities of fame in today’s interconnected world. Never, in the history of show-business, have so many become known so fast→

Mississippi State University: Overbey combines a passion for storytelling with an interest in video games and online community to create an entertainment niche that→

Can a YouTube video get your business into Wal-Mart? If it goes viral, it just might. The NY Times has more: On Tuesday, Provo,→

Do you remember YouTube video starring 3 year old Gavin Justice-Farmer? Gavin’s mom video taped his reaction to the news that Michael Young, his→

Sometimes it pays to freak out. An Ohio boy’s over-the-top reaction after receiving a Wii game system for Christmas three years ago has turned→

According to The Wall Street Journal, for Shelley Davis, the secret to promoting a business on YouTube isn’t making videos. It’s talking to customers.→

According to ABC-TV News a new phenomenon called “haul videos” means teens can show off their purchases to the whole world. There are more→

Here’s some eye candy that has nothing to do with politics. It just shows awesome people doing awesome stuff. Whoever wins the elections will→

If you spend any time on the Internet, you’ve no doubt seen “David After Dentist,” the YouTube video of a woozy 7-year-old boy in→

According to The New York Times, Ricky Bess spends eight hours a day in front of a computer near Orlando, Fla., viewing some of→

Google sells a lot of advertisements on their site YouTube. Many businesses use the site to promote their products and services. Sometimes, though, the→

The first video starts out with an unsteady shot of Manjula Jain in her Rancho Bernardo kitchen. Alex Jain, her husband and the man→

According to VentureBeat, the latest report from Pew Internet Research, The State of Online Video, confirms the suspicion that grown-up Americans see the Internet→

Two weeks ago, YouTube celebrated when the number of videos viewed daily on its site reached two billion, a milestone. But according to The→

It’s Friday before a long holiday weekend, so we thought we’d lighten things up a bit with the movie trailer to the prequel to→

According to CNet News, a half decade after YouTube’s birth, the site exceeds 2 billion views a day. It seems that everyone–from music labels→

YouTube exec Hunter Walk told MediaPost that the site will soon offer its users the ability to charge rental fees for their uploaded videos.→

In its fifth acquisition of 2010, Google has acquired a fledgling video Relevant Products/Services service that could offer some backup Relevant Products/Services to its→

Call it “YouTube U.” The Philadelphia Inquirer says more and more people are turning to YouTube for demonstrations of skills they’d like to learn.→

Google has long been criticized for relying too heavily on one source of revenue, but according to a story in BusinessWeek, it may soon→