YouTube

Scary! YouTube ordered to hand your viewing history to Viacom
But there's a silver lining to one of the most bone-headed legal decisions in recent times.
Judge's "fire in the hole" YouTube punishment makes matters worse
A stupid prank -- kids throw drinks at drive-through workers -- hits the big time.
Don't blame YouTube, MySpace for teen beating video
A sheriff targets YouTube and MySpace after teens beat up a girl on tape.
YouTube Awards: "Chocolate Rain," and a happy kid
Like "America's Funniest Home Videos," but with computers.
Virginia schools' Web scandalette: "Get over it, kid!"
A school administrator's wife scolds a student for complaining that school was not shut down during a snowstorm. Her message was caught on tape.
Unclear if latest YouTube craze has deep sociological meaning
A Japanese teenager who might not really be either Japanese or a teenager wins millions of viewers with cutesy, subtly sexual, surreal, mainly pointless videos. Discuss.
How to power an iPod with an onion (not really)
Can you make a speaker system from a paper plate and a penny? Meet a YouTuber who puts up fake "hacks" so realistic you want to try them yourself.
Meet Hulu, NBC and News Corp.'s answer to YouTube
Big media firms finally choose a name for their effort to take on Web video-sharing companies.
YouTube to run ads on videos: Will it pay you and me?
YouTube will "overlay" commercials on top of its videos. Will it share revenues with people who submit popular clips?
Colbert and Stewart are called to testify in the YouTube suit
Google wants the two comedians to take part in Viacom's copyright infringement case against the video-sharing firm.
GOP front-runners reconsider the YouTube debate
Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani say they'll try to answer people's questions if CNN and YouTube schedule their debate after fundraising season.
YouTube's copyright checker: Soon, no more Colbert
A Google lawyer says the company will soon implement technology to verify that videos posted on YouTube aren't infringing on media firms' copyrights.
Is Sony's Crackle video site attracting real talent?
You can find some great stuff -- and a lot of terrible stuff -- on the video site Sony says can make you a star.

About Machinist

Cyrus Farivar is a freelance technology journalist who regularly reports for National Public Radio, PRI's The World, The Economist and others. His forthcoming book is "The Internet of Elsewhere."

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