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At VidCon 2016, cable channels and brands make their pitch to the elusive teen demographic that’s turned off the TV.

The microblogging site may be looking to the German audio-sharing site to boost its number of subscribers.

Facebook is making a major push through a new partnership with Blizzard, but will gamers warm to the social network?

Facebook, YouTube, Microsoft and Twitter have committed to ensure that online platforms do not offer opportunities for hate speech to spread.

Musicians and artists in the United Kingdom earned more from vinyl sales in 2015 than they did from YouTube.

Phineas Fisher, responsible for breaching Italian spyware vendor Hacking Team last year, is back, and teaching people how to hack the police.

Google wants Android to become the default VR platform, and at I/O on Wednesday it sowed the seeds to make that happen.

The tech giant is set to show off its virtual-reality plans, as well as updates to its software, at its annual developers’ conference.

Big digital shops broke the traditional TV upfront mold for once, but they still cling to the language of TV ratings.

Amazon Video Direct, which launched this week, could become a formidable opponent for YouTube — but monopolies are not undone overnight.

Now anyone can upload videos to Amazon, courtesy of Amazon Direct Video, and even make money off them.

CEO Susan Wojcicki isn’t wrong about the service’s popularity among the demographic. It’s just a weird comparison to make.

In an attempt to refute claims that it pays too little in royalties, YouTube asked that it be looked at as radio.

Top labels made more money off vinyl record sales than revenue from YouTube in 2015.

The world’s most isolated country also threatened to punish those who try to access the sites in an “improper” way or spread “anti-republic data.”

YouTube is building a mobile live-streaming app nearly a year after Twitter and Facebook released their own.

Old-school recordings accounted for more revenue in 2015 than songs streamed via ad-supported services like YouTube, data show.

YouNow stars will broadcast interviews from the teal carpet at the Shorty Awards, the "Oscars of social media," in April.

The social network has introduced total watch time, something video giant YouTube has long had, to its analytics system for video creators.

The app that allows streaming of mobile games will now allow viewers to pay broadcasters through virtual goods.

A study reveals how much we stress out over even the smallest buffering delays when watching mobile videos.