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• Are YouTube and Facebook Guzzling Your Bandwidth? What are enterprise networks used for? According to a new traffic analysis the answer is, increasingly, to let employees spend work time visiting leisure Web sites.
• Google's Paid YouTube TV Would be Better Than iTunes Streaming isn't a deterrent to video distribution once the Internet is everywhere -- and that's Google's plan.
• Google Adds Captions to YouTube Search Automatic video captioning service is designed to make YouTube searches easier.
• YouTube Direct Provides 'Citizen Journalist' Clearinghouse YouTube Direct provides a forum for budding amateur journalists and broadcast news media to connect. Surrendering news to ‘citizen journalists’ may be expedite the demise of journalism as we know it.
• YouTube Direct: Why Citizen Journalists Shouldn't Care YouTube's new tool lets you upload your footage to news Web sites, but why would you want them to swipe your clips?
• YouTube-Univision Deal: It's a Big One Spanish-language network will offer current, full-length programs on YouTube. When will the big networks follow suit?
• YouTube Goes High Definition with 1080p Videos YouTube says next week it will start to deliver 1080p high definition video.
• Protect Your Kids from Profanity-Laden YouTube Comments YouTube seems harmless enough, but kids who read certain user comments may get an eyeful. A handy Firefox extension filters out the bad stuff.
• Spam Strangles YouTube Antivirus vendor Kaspersky A prediction of a spam-filled YouTube is coming dangerously close to reality.
• YouTube's Anniversary: How HOTorNOT Started It All YouTube's now serving a billion video views a day as it reaches its third anniversary of being owned by Google. Back in 2005, however, the site began with some very different goals in mind.
• YouTube Says It Streams 1 Billion Vids a Day Impressive? Yes, but what YouTube still does not do is earn a profit, despite its immense popularity.
• YouTube, Warner Music Close to Licensing Deal Deal would bring Warner Bros. recording artists back to YouTube, after nine months of silence.
• On Facebook and Twitter: Your Medical Troubles? New survey finds that some medical students are posting details about their patients and cases online.
• Watch Online Videos at Your Own Pace With MySpeed With MySpeed, you can slow down or speed up videos as you watch on sites such as YouTube.
• YouTube: The Next Big Movie Distributor? YouTube is chatting up motion picture houses about distributing movies — but its model would likely vary from the pay models that Apple's iTunes and Amazon use.
• Graphic Anti-Texting Film Had Pro-Seatbelt Predecessor Before the graphic British anti-texting video exploded ontothe Internet, there was another graphic video intended to sell safety to teens."No Seatbelt, No Excuse" is very similar, only better, than the controversial anti-texting film now making the rounds.
• Five Ways YouTube Can Make Rentals Work A YouTube streaming rental store could be a good way for Google to monetize the online video site, but only if they can get people to pay.
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• YouTube to Share Ad Revenue with Users YouTube says it will divvy the profits with those that post popular videos to its site.
• Keep Kids Safe Online: ZuiTube Videos for Kids Want to keep your kids away from YouTube's inappropriate content? ZuiTube serves up nothing but G-rated videos.
• Ghostbusters Hits YouTube for Anniversary Sony supplies the video and shows off its Crackle player in a special arrangement.
• On2 Purchase Spreads Google Even Thinner In its effort to take on dominant market players in virtually every area of online technology, Google may be biting off more than it can chew.
• On2 Won't Cure Google's Video Headache Services like Hulu and Netflix-on-Demand are making Google's YouTube look more than merely slow
• Geeky Tunes – Music From A Tree Using nothing but some editing software, a couple of condenser mics, and a tree in his backyard, Italian sound designer Diego Stocco created "Music From A Tree"- an impressive video composition.
• How to Learn Anything on the Web Looking to start a business, get a degree, or learn Michael Jackson's Thriller dance? The Web has a class, video, or tutorial to help you do it. Here's where to get started.