Posts Tagged ‘YouTube’

The Aug. 2 agreement to raise the debt ceiling for the United States was the subject of the most shared links via Twitter and blogs, but the Twitterverse took a different approach, focusing on the role that Twitter itself played in the process, according to the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism’s New Media Index for the week of Aug. 1-5.

Join Geno Church (Brains on Fire) at Socialize: Monetizing Social Media, October 20-21, 2011 in San Francisco. He'll discuss how to build long-term momentum online and offline for your company, product, service or organization. Other Speakers include Dallas Lawrence, Megan Berry, and more. Register now.

Social network influence-measurement service Klout doubled its pleasure by doubling the total number of networks it factors into its ratings system, announcing the addition of Blogger, Tumblr, Flickr, Instagram, and Last.fm.

How small of a space do you think you could live in? 500 square feet? More? Less? Recently a number of videos have gone viral on YouTube showcasing people who are living in apartments that may be smaller than your closet.

Amateur and professional videos of the London Riots have poured into YouTube, many of which are featured on YouTube’s CitizenTube. We’ve compiled a list of some of the most shocking and popular YouTube videos of the riots in the UK.

Thanks to a new partnership with Movieclips.com, you can now watch all of your favorite movie scenes on YouTube in HD. Find out more after the jump.

This week YouTube Promoted Videos have hit a huge milestone—they have now reached one billion views globally.

Johnny Carson may have stopped hosting The Tonight Show in the early 90s, but he’s still remembered as the original King of Late Night and now, thanks to YouTube, his show will live on forever.

How would your world, and the world as a whole be different without Twitter and Facebook?

You may recall that back in June YouTube began testing a new feature that let users click on reaction buttons to decide whether or not a video was LOL, OMG, EPIC, CUTE, WTF or FAIL. This week they traded in the reaction buttons for a dropdown list that asks users whether they thought a video was funny, incredible, classic or cute.

Saved By The Bell fans, get ready to flip out because an awesome new interactive game has just hit YouTube, starring your favorite 90s crew—Zack, Jessie, Kelly, Screech and Slater.