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Google's Helpouts could revolutionise video collaboration, offering real-time advice from professionals on any device, for anyone.

Japanese artist's YouTube video exposes the alarming threat of nuclear explosions, detailing all 2053 blasts since 1945.

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake's viral skit hilariously mimics real-life Twitter talk, lampooning the #hashtag obsession.

It's not often you catch a YouTube video before it goes viral, but this Tui prank is fast taking the internet by storm.

Microsoft takes aim at long-time rival Google, questioning the company's decision to once again block the YouTube app for Windows Phone.

Take a look what happens when a few technophiles unplug and take a holiday away from Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and even email….

John McAfee's bizarre video rant is nearing one million views, featuring half-naked ladies, drugs, and firearms.

Whistleblower Edward Snowden denies he is hiding and says the focus should be on US government and tech companies.

A new app, Aerosmith Top 10 Songs, offers fans playlists, song backgrounds, lyrics, and more—perfect for concert preparation. Download it on Google Play now.

Charlie Bit My Finger, the 2007 viral sensation, has hit over half a billion views, netting the Davies-Carr family up to GBP £100,000 in advertising revenue.

We continue our run through the 25 most memorable YouTube videos, remembering a 16 second clip which pulled in over 150 million views.

At five years old with two billion views per day and counting, we take a look at the videos which made YouTube history.

YouTube is set to revolutionise video production with its new 41,000 sq-foot LA facility, offering state-of-the-art resources to selected creators for free.

Video services delivered online will account for 10% of total TV and video revenues before the end of the decade.

Korean star Psy's Gangnam Style has become YouTube's most viewed video, overtaking Justin Bieber's Baby with 805 million views to Bieber's 804 million.

Hackers use Olympics as a weapon for online fraud, with fake YouTube websites helping spammers take advantage.

Apple escalates Google rivalry by dropping pre-packaged YouTube app from iOS devices, leaving users to download it from the app store.

Google sets to combat YouTube bullies by making users reveal real identities, aiming to cleanse the platform of abusive comments.

Google has launched a new tool which allows users to blur out faces in videos to protect themselves from government retribution.

Delve into YouTube, where global connection thrives through user-created videos, from viral sensations to educational vlogs.