Official YouTube Blog: 2009

YouTube Blogging in 2009

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Google brethrennew productsevolution of our social featureslive streamed eventsWhat You Watched and Searched for on YouTube in 20091080pShows & MoviesNew Channels Coming SoonRelease NotesCurator showcasesVideo Volunteersraising money to build wells in Africalaunching a label for YouTube musiciansthe first user hitting 1 million subscribersfree expression in Iran.. behind the scenesthe thought that goes into product developmentstatswrap our heads aroundtrash talkingBiz BlogSpanish-language blogCreator's Corner blogBlogger platformMia Quagliarello, Community Manager, recently watched "Bacon Candy Party Sticks."

YouTube's Top 10 Launches of 2009

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Did you know that we released more features in 2009 than in 2007 and 2008 combined? This made it the busiest year on record for the YouTube product and engineering teams. Some of these launches, like support for 1080p, made sizable splashes, while others, like "trending topics" appearing at the bottom of the browse page, went out with less fanfare. With so much going on, we wanted to pause before the new year begins to review the things that hopefully made the biggest impact on your overall YouTube experience:

Auto-Share - As part of our wider effort to integrate YouTube into the social and communication platforms you use every day, AutoShare automatically syndicates your YouTube activity to Facebook, Twitter and Google Reader.

1080p - In November, we unveiled support for videos in 1080p (aka "full HD"). Want to test it out? Check out this video.

Auto-Speech Recognition - Google's automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology, coupled with YouTube's captioning system, makes videos more accessible to the deaf and hearing impaired. This same speech recognition technology can create machine-generated captions, which can then be translated into 51 languages.

Mobile Website for Smartphones - Watching videos on -- and uploading videos from -- cell phones is more popular than ever. To meet this demand, we launched a new mobile website designed to make using YouTube on smartphones like the iPhone, G1 and Palm Pre a lot easier.

YouTube XL - YouTube XL optimizes YouTube for large screens. In addition to offering larger text and simplified navigation, XL has a continuous play feature, allowing you to search for a topic, hit "play" and then kick back for an uninterrupted viewing experience.

VEVO - VEVO.com is a partnership that blends Google and YouTube's technology with music videos from a broad catalog of artists from Universal Music Group, Sony Music and EMI. The site hopes to redefine the way people watch and engage with music online, as well as change the way the digital and music industries do business with each other.

Feather - Feather is a stripped-down version of the page on which any video plays. Without all but the basic features, the page loads more quickly and videos play back faster. Give it a whirl in TestTube or click here.

3D - In July, one of our engineers used his free time to implement easier viewing options for 3D videos on YouTube. Here's a brief overview video.

Real-Time Comment Search - In October, we released the ability to search YouTube comments in real-time. The comment appears on a continuously updated results page, and "trending topics" indicates the hottest topics of conversation on YouTube at that particular moment.

Shows & Movies - In April, we rolled out a destination sporting hundreds of movies and thousands of full-length TV episodes. Offerings have included film classics like Taxi Driver, Ghostbusters and the Spaghetti Western Trilogy, as well as current TV shows from broadcasters like C4 and Channel 5 in the UK.

Which of these features is your favorite? Please use the poll in the top right corner of this blog to let us know what you've found to be most useful in '09, or leave a comment below if there's another feature that had an important impact on your YouTube life.

Hunter Walk, Director, Product Management, and John Harding, Engineering Manager

Ordinary Citizens, Extraordinary Videos

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

[cross-posted from the CitizenTube blog]

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We are constantly amazed by the videos our community uploads, whether from their own backyards or the streets of a faraway land. Armed with only a camera and a means to reach the Internet, anyone can ask another to bear witness to their lives. Given the nature of the YouTube videos from Iran, we may want to turn away from some of the images we see, but we keep watching, knowing that we are seeing through the eyes of a people who have discovered the power of information — despite the often extreme measures their government is using to try to stop them.

We will continue to provide the platform for you to see what they see, hear their voices and learn about their struggles. And we encourage you to join the global conversation. Leave a comment, upload your own response video or share a moving moment with someone else.

Olivia Ma, YouTube News & Politics, recently watched "29 Dec 09 Tehran Science & Technology university students protest against the government of Iran."

One Week to Make Your Pitch to Attend Davos!

Monday, December 28, 2009

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Steve Grove, News & Politics, recently watched "Mahmoud Jabari - Davos Competition."

Shining a Light on Human Rights Abuses Through Film

Sunday, December 27, 2009

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Today, the top three selections will appear on the YouTube homepage to raise awareness of several pressing human rights issues. We're also featuring Morgan Freeman's "volunteer" video for Amnesty International, which uses claymation to discuss the power of words in fighting injustice:

We'll be back with another round of Video Volunteers in January and our spotlight issue will be the arts, so if you're an arts organization who would like a volunteer to create a video for you, please fill out this form and your opportunity will be posted to the Video Volunteers channel.

Ramya Raghavan, Nonprofits & Activism, recently watched "Maya Lin: Unchopping a Tree."

Follow Santa's Journey!

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

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Jeff Martin, Santa Wannabe, recently watched "How to Grow a Beard in 3 Easy Steps!"

Make Way for youtu.be Links

Monday, December 21, 2009

It's all the rage: link shorteners to ensure that those useful URLs you're sharing don't take up too much precious character count while also giving you an inkling of what you're about to click on. Well, we've just launched youtu.be as a shortener for YouTube video links -- and nothing but YouTube links -- so you can rest assured that when you see a link with this URL, you are indeed about to click on a YouTube video. (Also, because the link contains the ID of the video you're going to see, developers can do interesting things like show you thumbnails, embed the video directly, or track how a video is spreading in real-time.)To see this feature in action, use AutoShare to link up your YouTube account to social networks like Twitter and Google Reader. Then, whenever you favorite a video on YouTube, for example, that action will get syndicated out to your network, who will see this shortened edition of the video's URL.To use youtu.be manually, simply take a URL like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdeioVndUhs and replace the"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=" with "http://youtu.be/" to get: http://youtu.be/FdeioVndUhs Plug that shorter URL into a browser, and you'll see it redirects to that video.Vijay Karunamurthy, Engineering Manager, recently watched "Suzy Snowflake" again, thanks to Diablo Cody.

Diablo Cody Curates Today's Homepage

Monday, December 21, 2009

Entertainment Weekly columnist Diablo Cody stopped writing for a minute (she's also a scribe on Showtime's The United States of Tara and penned Juno) to share her favorite YouTube videos with the world. Here she reveals which videos make her laugh, cry and feel all nostalgic.

"Dog and Elephant":This CBS News report never fails to make me cry. We're talking ugly,ragged sobs. It actually replaced "Christian the Lion: Reunion" as mygo-to animal weepfest. "Valentine for Perfect Strangers":Though it's a few years old, this bizarre short is still my all-timefavorite thing on YouTube. I wish Otto had made a sequel, but perhapsit's best that he wasn't subjected to "Chocolate Rain"-styleoverexposure."Alternate Duck Tales Intro":Truly sick (and from a production standpoint, truly slick.) Those of uswho always suspected Scrooge McDuck was evil will be vindicated afterwatching this. Warning: disturbing content."Love in this Club, by the Rock-afire Explosion":If you grew up with the Showbiz Pizza Place chain in your area, youmight remember the "house band"-- a gang of animatronic singinganimals. Today, Rock-afire fan Chris Thrash reprograms the robots toplay modern club bangers. Funny and impressive. "Suzy Snowflake":I remember watching this vintage stop-motion short on Chicago's WGNevery Christmas. I hope to show it to my kids someday. It's easy toforget that YouTube isn't just a time-suck, it's an archival tool.For more celebrity playlists, click here.Mia Quagliarello, Community Manager, recently watched "Norah Jones and Jimmy Kimmel Sing YouTube's 12 Days of Christmas."

Happy Solstice!

Monday, December 21, 2009

In honor of the shortest day of the year (at least here in the northern hemisphere), we've changed our homepage logo today to have a wintry feel. Happy holidays!

The YouTube Team

Facebook Feeds Begin Showing Up on YouTube's Homepage

Friday, December 18, 2009

You might have noticed that YouTube's been getting a lot more social lately. We've launched several features in the last few months that let you better connect with the platforms that matter most to you (and discover new videos you're likely to love in the process). In addition to linking your YouTube account to social networks like Twitter and Facebook via AutoShare, friend suggestions and easier private sharing options, you can easily find the YouTube accounts belonging to your friends on Facebook, Yahoo! and Gmail. Then, once you've subscribed to someone, you might start seeing their public actions (things like favorites, ratings and comments) in your Recent Activity module on your homepage (assuming they've set these preferences).this pageoff

Facebook: 46.2 years of videos watched a day

Orkut: 12.7 years of videos watched a day

MySpace: 5.6 years of videos watched a day

Hi5: 1.2 of years of videos watched a day

Chris Testa, Software Engineer, recently watched "I'm Yours(ukulele)," which his friend Jason posted into his Recent Activity via Facebook

The Davos Debates 2010: Your Pitch To The World

Thursday, December 17, 2009

What sort of person are we looking for?
How does it work?World Economic Forum channel
Steve Grove, News & Politics, recently watched “CNN/YouTube Climate Debate"

“The Beautiful Life” Makes Its YouTube Premiere

Thursday, December 17, 2009

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Create ChangeGeorge Strompolos, Strategic Partnerships, recently watched "The Beautiful Life - Episode 2."

What You Watched and Searched for on YouTube in 2009

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Most Watched YouTube videos (Global):Susan Boyle - Britain's Got TalentDavid After DentistJK Wedding Entrance DanceNew Moon Movie TrailerEvian Roller BabiesMost Watched music videos on YouTube (Global)*:Pitbull "I Know You Want Me"Miley Cyrus "The Climb"Miley Cyrus "Party in the U.S.A."The Lonely Island "I'm On a Boat"Keri Hilson "Knock You DownFastest Rising YouTube search terms by month (Global):January: inaugurationFebruary: christian baleMarch: the climbApril: susan boyleMay:June: michael jackson thrillerJuly: michael jacksonAugust: September: kanye westOctober:November: bad romanceDecember: tiger woodsFastest Rising YouTube search terms by month (U.S.):January: obama inaugurationFebruary: on a boatMarch: watchmenApril: susan boyleMay: June: michael jackson thrillerJuly: weddingAugust:September: kanye westOctober: November: adam lambertDecember: tiger woodsJK Wedding Entrance DanceGoogle'sWe hope to expand these lists in the future, so if there are any "Most Watched" categories you'd like to see in 2010, let us know by leaving a comment below.
Jamie Davidson, Associate Product Manager, recently watched "Top 10 quirky science tricks for Christmas parties."

*Note: Some music videos may be unavailable in your country due to copyright restrictions.

Live on YouTube: Leaders Answer Your Questions in the CNN/YouTube Climate Debate

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

CNN/YouTube Climate Debate channelwww.youtube.com/cop15this map
Cross-posted on the Official Google Blog

Steve Grove, Head of News & Politics, recently watched "Please Help the World."

Release Notes: Find Facebook Friends, Total Video Views & More

Monday, December 14, 2009

Find your Facebook friends and Yahoo contacts on YouTube:AutoShareallowed themselves to be found by their email address

Total video views: Cosmetic change to playlist display in search:

Recent Activity grouping/expansions: hereNew moderation options in Groups:GroupsKeyboard Cat fansNine Inch Nails enthusiasts

why not create a group todayThe YouTube Team

Curator of the Month: eGuiders

Sunday, December 13, 2009

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homepage spotlightMia Quagliarello, Community Manager, recently favorited "The Watch."

'Tis The Season to Sing a Christmas Carol on YouTube

Friday, December 11, 2009

caroling channel page Happy Slipothers

Another bonus? In the spirit of the season, our sponsors TJ Maxx and Marshalls will donate money to Toys for Tots for every carol submitted. They are also offering a $5,000 gift card to the best caroler who sings one of their two original songs.

This program continues through December, so be sure to add your voice to the season at www.youtube.com/caroling. Later this month we'll be highlighting some of the best submissions on the site.

Michele Flannery, Music Manager, recently watched "Silent Night."

Panelists for CNN/YouTube Climate Debate Announced; CO2 Cube "Powered by YouTube" Unveiled

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Last week, we announced the CNN/YouTube Climate Debate in Copenhagen, an effort to make sure that your voice is included in the climate debate — and that your questions are posed to decision-makers on an international stage. Today, we want to inform you that panelists will include former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan, journalist Thomas Friedman, U.N. Executive Secretary Yves de Boer and author Bjorn Lomberg.
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Cross-posted on the Official Google Blog

Ramya Raghavan, Nonprofits & Activism, recently watched, "Day Three of the Climate Talks"

2009: The Year in Spotlights

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Spotlight Videosadd itCreator's CornerSubscribeCreator's Corner blogMichael Jackson's Greatest HitsMichael Jackson TributeJon & Kate Plus 8Susan Boyle / Britain's Got TalentIran ProtestsMythbusters: YouTube EditionHannah Montana ConcertVlogTwilight-Inspired Parodies and RantWorld Oceans DayAdrian GrenierArnold SchwarzeneggerCatherine Zeta JonesMia Quagliarello, Community Manager, recently favorited "PostSecret: Fifty People One Question."

PBS NewsHour comes to YouTube

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

After nearly 35 years on air, PBS NewsHour recently re-launched its broadcast program and website in an effort to provide viewers with NewsHour content wherever, whenever and however they want to access it. As part of this transformation, the nightly news program is starting a major new initiative with YouTube.
The PBS NewsHour channel on YouTube (http://youtube.com/pbsnewshour) will host nightly reports from the NewsHour television broadcast, posted the same night the broadcast airs on PBS. The NewsHour will also post web-original videos featuring its new online correspondent Hari Sreenivasan. These news segments will be archived on the NewsHour YouTube channel, ensuring that those looking for video of past news events will easily be able to find it.
The launch of the PBS NewsHour channel is the latest in a series of PBS and NewsHour projects with YouTube, including last year's Video Your Vote project that encouraged voters to film and post their experience at the polls during Election Day 2008. The project attracted more than 2,500 videos from across the country, which PBS was able to incorporate into its Election Night coverage.
While the new NewsHour program, website and YouTube channel represent the evolution of how we consume the news in the 21st century, the journalism within will continue to engage, inform and enlighten Americans about the issues and events that directly affect their everyday lives — just as it has from the very beginning.

Jim Lehrer, anchor of NewsHour, and Obadiah Greenberg, YouTube Strategic Partner Manager

Introducing VEVO: A New Music Video Destination Powered by YouTube

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

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Webinar on Basic Editing Techniques: Dec. 17, 2009

Friday, December 4, 2009

YouTube's Creator's Corner and Videomaker magazine are pleased to offer another free Webinar to help newer videographers get comfortable with every aspect of the production process. This time, the topic is Basic Editing Techniques, and it will take place on December 17, 2009, at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET. You can register here for the free, hour-long seminar. (Once you've clicked the link, you'll be redirected to an external page provided by our partner, Webex. Please fill in the required information and click "Submit." You'll then be registered for the event.)

We want to make sure this session addresses the topics most useful to you, so we hope you'll take a minute to answer the survey in the top right corner of this blog: When it comes to editing techniques, what do you want to learn about? Check off as many topics that apply in the poll, or leave a comment beneath this blog post. The Videomaker team will consider your requests when putting together their presentation.

This Webinar follows the Basic Production Techniques course held in October.

Mia Quagliarello, Community Manager, YouTube, and Scott Memmott, Content Director, Videomaker

The Screening Room: Fresh Films Just Added

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Screening RoomSara Pollack, Entertainment Marketing Manager, recently watched “Pilgrims”

Introducing Feather: A Lighter Way to Browse Videos

Thursday, December 3, 2009

One of our priorities is ensuring that videos always load and playback quickly. However, a consequence of rolling out higher quality video, HD and, more recently, 1080p, is that playbacks might suffer if bandwidth or computer processing power is low. There are also a few countries where bandwidth is at a premium and videos can take several seconds to start playing.

Let's face it: in this age of instant gratification, even several seconds of loading time can feel like an eternity.

With all of this in mind, "Feather," an ultra light watch page, launches today in TestTube, our ideas incubator where we test out new products. As you can see by the below screenshot, the player still features prominently, but will default to standard quality. Related videos, comments and other familiar features from the current watch page are kept to a minimum. All of this results in a user experience that aims to keep things simple and the videos loading and playing quickly. If we see adoption go up along with improvements in latency, we'll look to roll this out of TestTube and make it more widely available.

Take Feather for a test drive here.Chris Zacharias, Engineer, recently watched "TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB - I Can Talk."

Connect with World Leaders on the Climate Debate

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Next week 192 countries will participate in the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen — the first step in setting new international commitments for carbon reduction. We want to be sure your voice is included in the debate.

That's why, starting today, you can submit and vote on questions to ask world climate leaders during a televised town hall on CNN. With Google Moderator on YouTube for the first time, you can view, add, and vote on video or text questions in one spot.

Questions will be translated into numerous languages using the Google Language API, giving you a chance to read and vote on text questions from around the world. Voting and submissions will be accepted until December 14. You can also track the conversation and vote on new questions. Visit www.youtube.com/cop15 now to get started.

Next week we'll post an update on popular and interesting questions. We're looking forward to seeing what ideas you and others around the world have for addressing climate change.

Steve Grove, Head of YouTube News & Politics and Colby Ranger, Tech Lead, Google Moderator, recently watched "Roland Emmerich - Raise Your Voice"

Learn How to Be a Tech Reviewer

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

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Mia Quagliarello, Community Manager, recently favorited "The Muppets: Bohemian Rhapsody."

Count Down Memorable Videos of the Year

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

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Mark Day, Marketing Programs Manager, recently watched "Beatles 3000."

A Live Stream to Save Lives: Alicia Keys and YouTube Team Up to Fight AIDS

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

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heredonateMichele Flannery, Music Manager, and Ramya Raghavan, Nonprofits Manager, recently watched "The Lazarus Effect."

Join Morgan Freeman to Bring Human Rights Work to Light

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

YouTube can be a powerful tool championing the rights of individuals and promoting free expression. This month, during International Human Rights Day, we're partnering with Morgan Freeman and Amnesty International to encourage you to become advocates for equality and justice, through Video Volunteers.
Here's how you can help. human rightsVideo Volunteers channelby December 21. Invictusat the end of the month.

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Ramya Raghavan, Nonprofits & Activism Manager, recently favorited "To Protect & Serve: Police Brutality in India."

Spaghetti Western Viewing Party Tonight

Monday, November 30, 2009

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We'll be right there with you, sharing our own thoughts on one of the best westerns of all time. See you there!

Nate Weinstein, YouTube Entertainment, recently watched "Lego Matrix Trinity Help."

YouTube Community Gives Thanks to Those That Help the Hungry

Thursday, November 26, 2009

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www.youtube.com/videovolunteersRamya Raghavan, Nonprofits & Activism, recently watched "Charter for Compassion"

Giving Thanks

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Last week, ABC News' Good Morning America asked you to share videos about what you're thankful for. In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, many of you have answered their call and invited others on YouTube to create their own "thankful for" lists.
You're thankful for lots of stuff, including your families, your good health, and the everyday things in your life that often go unnoticed. Some of you even shared deeply personal stories about why you're grateful.
We're running a special spotlight on the homepage today to showcase some of these videos, and this morning, Good Morning America featured a selection on television in honor of today's holiday. Take a look here.
Happy Holidays -- with thanks.
Olivia Ma, YouTube News & Politics, recently watched "Thankful'" sung by 'SAT'

Alicia Keys Live! on YouTube

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

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Michele Flannery, Music Manager, recently watched "Song of Mable" by Matryomin Ensemble Mable

Iraqi Government on YouTube

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Governments, heads of state, and leaders from around the world are on YouTube, including the Pope, the Royal Family, and Queen Rania, and presidents from the United States to France, South Korea to Estonia. Today we're especially pleased to announce that the Iraqi Government has launched a dedicated YouTube channel, at youtube.com/iraqigov. Learn more from Iraq's Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki:

Earlier this year, I visited Baghdad as a guest of the U.S. State Department to engage in conversations about the role of technology in Iraq. In discussions with elected officials, private companies and NGOs, I routinely heard the desire to connect with fellow citizens, Iraqis outside the country's borders, and cultures across the world. But it wasn't just the Iraqi Government who expressed an interest in YouTube — I was pleasantly surprised by the high level of awareness from a wide variety of Iraqis. One young student told us she uses YouTube to understand what is really happening in her country based on the variety of opinions, citizen journalism and news reports uploaded to the site. There was little difference between her examples and those we often hear in other countries, which speaks to both the global community on YouTube and the universality of the video experience.
Just this past week, our CEO Eric Schmidt traveled to Iraq to meet with government officials there about the challenge and opportunities they face. While in Iraq, Eric shot this video for Citizentube:

We hope that by launching on YouTube, the Iraqi Government and their citizens will also find it easy to use YouTube to engage in such conversations, and bring their proceedings, policies and ideas to a larger audience around the world.
Hunter Walk, Director of Product Management

From Bacon-Infused Drinks to Saving Money -- What Can't You Learn on YouTube?

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

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UPDATE (12/2): How to hand-wash your delicates: http://bit.ly/6D3c9jHow to peel a potato: http://bit.ly/6cTG2O via Dawn Wells, aka Mary Ann on Gillian's IslandHow to look like @ladygaga: http://bit.ly/Rb9pvHow to create desktop virtual reality displays using the Wii remote: http://bit.ly/8bKaeaHow to charge an iPod using electrolytes and an onion: http://bit.ly/7aAFEUHow to get six-pack abs: http://bit.ly/7BJIPHHow to fake abs: http://bit.ly/65kAQrHow to kiss with passion: http://bit.ly/7Bs3GSHow to solve a Rubik's Cube: http://bit.ly/71lB1XHow to moon walk like Michael Jackson: http://bit.ly/5AhE48
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Shining a Light on Human Rights Abuses Through Film

Follow Santa's Journey!

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Happy Solstice!

Facebook Feeds Begin Showing Up on YouTube's Homepage

The Davos Debates 2010: Your Pitch To The World

“The Beautiful Life” Makes Its YouTube Premiere

What You Watched and Searched for on YouTube in 2009

Live on YouTube: Leaders Answer Your Questions in the CNN/YouTube Climate Debate

Release Notes: Find Facebook Friends, Total Video Views & More

Curator of the Month: eGuiders

'Tis The Season to Sing a Christmas Carol on YouTube

Panelists for CNN/YouTube Climate Debate Announced; CO2 Cube "Powered by YouTube" Unveiled

2009: The Year in Spotlights

PBS NewsHour comes to YouTube

Introducing VEVO: A New Music Video Destination Powered by YouTube

Webinar on Basic Editing Techniques: Dec. 17, 2009

The Screening Room: Fresh Films Just Added

Introducing Feather: A Lighter Way to Browse Videos

Connect with World Leaders on the Climate Debate

Learn How to Be a Tech Reviewer

Count Down Memorable Videos of the Year

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Join Morgan Freeman to Bring Human Rights Work to Light

Spaghetti Western Viewing Party Tonight

YouTube Community Gives Thanks to Those That Help the Hungry

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