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YouTube inks three content deals

News YouTube announced on Monday partnerships with Universal Music Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment and CBS that let their artists' music and videos be included in original content posted on YouTube's site.

10 October 2006, 9:00

YouTube goes mobile with upload service

News As it tries to expand the ways people can post videos online, YouTube launched on Wednesday a service that allows users to upload homemade clips via their mobile phones or PDAs. The new mobile offering works by YouTube members creating a mobile...

11 May 2006, 10:20

Lights, camera: Firefox!

News Mozilla on Wednesday released the first round of amateur videos produced by supporters of the Firefox open-source browser. The 30-second videos are part of Mozilla's Firefox Flicks promotions contest and are another example of grassroots marketing.

13 April 2006, 9:03

YouTube to go mobile with Vodafone

News YouTube Mobile users will be able to view a selection of videos that is updated daily, forward their favourite links to friends and upload their own videos directly from their phones. YouTube will soon be available to Vodafone mobile phone users.

12 February 2007, 9:56

Google unveils video-on-demand

News Google announced a service on Friday that will let people rent or buy downloadable videos online, including classic and contemporary CBS television shows and NBA basketball games. There will be no ads in the videos or on the video Web pages, though...

9 January 2006, 10:13

Conservatives target videogames

News David Cameron, Leader of the Opposition, believes that the producers of videogames, movies and music videos, along with hardware manufacturers and ratings body the British Board of Film Classification, need to be more responsible.

30 August 2007, 8:41

The Firefox video campaign is gaining steam

News The short videos show people getting so entranced by Firefox, the Mozilla Foundation's open-source browser, that they do things like scream loud enough to crack office walls and become distracted enough to take a bite out of a cell phone, as if it...

13 May 2005, 8:55

Gervais angry over Microsoft video leak

News Microsoft is investigating how two internal training videos created by UK comedy duo Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant have surfaced on the Internet. The humorous videos are titled 'The Office Values' and were made three years ago for Microsoft...

23 August 2006, 9:26

Brightcove soups up the video market

News Brightcove will today release new offerings that effectively make it easier for video producers and Web sites to insert ads into their Internet videos, syndicate their content and sell clips. Web sites select the services they want -- ad placement...

30 October 2006, 10:38

Images: Tools for YouTube directors

News Stevie Ryan, a Los Angeles-based actress hoping to demonstrate her talents on YouTube, experiments often with special-effects software, including some that makes her videos appear to be filmed during the silent era.

31 August 2006, 10:37

Video iPod: From rumour to reality?

News With Apple confirming it will expand its product line on 12 October, could the Cupertino firm really be lining up an iPod capable of playing videos? The launch will also coincide with a major overhaul of iTunes, which will see the addition of a...

6 October 2005, 11:13

Apple takes the TV out of TV programming

News The release of Apple's new iTunes store for videos on Wednesday has provided a first mainstream look at a business model likely to unsettle the movie, television, advertising and retail markets for years to come.

13 October 2005, 10:49

EMI talks with YouTube to combat piracy

News Record label EMI Music is talking to YouTube, Revver and other video upload sites about alliances that would help it monitor and curtail misuse of its copyrights -- and loss of advertising or download sales -- from unauthorised music videos that...

15 June 2006, 8:50

Video content set to revolutionise Internet

News Google since April has been taking submissions for videos it will archive. For independent filmmakers and camcorder dads, the trend promises to provide venues for distributing the videos that are easier than ever to produce, with a new wave of tiny...

15 June 2005, 10:40

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