6 hypnotizing videos we’re Chromecasting the hell out of
The Google Chromecast arrived in our office for a good hour before we realized the best use case was to loop Internet videos all day long.
YouTubers create world’s first terrible ‘movie’ about Edward Snowden
The world's first film about NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has hit YouTube.
Cat daddies: The booming business and emerging ethics of the Internet and animals
Some people have famous pets. And these famous pets bring celebrity-levels of money.
IFTTT’s iOS app is here: 10 recipes you need to make it look like you get social networking
Want all the benefits of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram without ... you know ... doing much work? Then these IFTTT recipes have your back.
Miss Netiquette’s Guide to commenting on the Internet without being an evil troll
Social media can be a tricky thing to navigate and no one has written the rules on codes of conduct - these are our tips for Internet commenting.
YouTube to help ad makers make ads
The problem with advertisements on YouTube isn't that they exist, but that they're not taking full advantage of the medium. But YouTube aims to change that.
Here’s the Facebook musical you never knew you didn’t want to see
Facebook addiction made into a song and dance routine on YouTube is ... kinda terrifying.
You can use your social media addiction to fuel a car
Your Facebook and Instagram likes, YouTube views, and Twitter mentions can now power a car. Welcome to the future.
Slow-mo-ify your videos with new YouTube Editor effect
Slow motion is now available for free to every content creator on YouTube.
Are the Jimmy Kimmel ‘Celebrities Read Mean Tweets’ segments faked?
It would be a real slap in the face if the celebrities that people commonly diss on Twitter actually read the offending tweets. The question is, do they?
Google challenges Spotify with all-you-can-listen subscription music service
The much anticipated Google music subscription service launched at Google I/O today for the expected price with the expected features.
YouTube confirms subscription model, and here’s what you’ll need to pay to see
YouTube has launched its long-awaited paid subscription model, with more than 50 channels offering premium content.
According to a new report, Twitter is a breeding ground for terrorism and hate speech
While all social networks face the challenge of scrubbing their sites clean of offensive or damaging material, Twitter has it the worst.
David Bowie’s new video gets censored by YouTube
David Bowie's new music video gets temporary taken down by YouTube, only to reappear with an age restriction despite a fairly Safe For Work content.
Take a YouTube video tour of the country through new Trends Map feature
It's not enough to know what video is going viral, so YouTube is showing you where and who is getting busy trolling through videos.
‘Resignation Letter Cake’ goes viral on Twitter
In the land of most unique resignation letters ever, this one, quite literally, takes the cake.
YouTube celebrates the VCR’s 57th birthday with VHS Easter egg
YouTube is having fun in its celebration of the VCR's 57th birthday by leaving behind an Easter egg that replicates the fuzzy VCR effects on its videos.
Missing Coachella? Watch the festival live on YouTube
Coachella is just a couple of days away. For music lovers that can't make it this year, YouTube has you covered from the first to last set.
Why is Spotify paying so much to advertise on YouTube?
Spotify is pulling out all the stops to secure its position, even collaborating with the enemy.
Who won the Internet at last night’s Shorty Awards
Many public figures use social media as a creative means to get their messages across. The fifth Shorty Awards gave kudos to the Web's best and brightest.
Fear Factor crawls its way back, this time as a YouTube channel
In its third revival of the series, Fear Factor is coming back with new content exclusively on YouTube.
August 28 is Caturday for the Minnesota State Fair
Minnesota's Walker Arts Center will taking over the State Fair for one evening in August for the second Internet Cat Video Festival.
To Russia with Internet restrictions: Russia’s child-safety plan is more censorship than good sense
New Russian regulations block sites that might endanger children. But do they go too far?
April Fools 2013 Roundup: YouTube closes, Twttr eliminates vowels, and more
Internet rules say April 1 should not go by without a slew of Internet pranks to fool and make everybody laugh. Enjoy our list of the best gags this year.
Terms & Conditions: Dailymotion protects your privacy better than YouTube
When it comes to terms of service and privacy policy, Dailymotion may have YouTube (read: Google) beat.
Report: Spotify to move beyond music into video streaming
Spotify is known for its music streaming service, but the company might be considering expanding into video on-demand.
Game, set, match: Student solves three Rubik’s cubes while juggling them [Video]
YouTube sensation Ravi Fernando wows the Web with his latest video in which he solves three Rubik's cubes... while juggling them.