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We want YOU-Tube: now hiring

2011年3月10日木曜日

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Apply to the YouTube Creator Institute’s inaugural class

2011年3月10日木曜日

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My Kevin Bacon Film is Up on YouTube!

2011年3月9日水曜日

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And there’s another special treat for YouTubers - when you watch it, if you’re really clever, you might be able to figure out how you can buy some of the items from my personal collection of Kevin Bacon memorabilia as seen in the film for your own Kevin Bacon collection. I’m donating all the proceeds to Kev’s charity SixDegrees.org, and (fingers crossed!) hoping Kevin will actually get in touch with me if I donate enough.

Ivan Cobenk, Editor-in-Chief, Bacon Quarterly, recently watched “Golden Globes Kevin Bacon Q&A.”

What goes into making a great party? Howcast finds out

2011年3月9日水曜日

Howcast’s new series, Party Builders, seeks to highlight the hottest events happening around the world -- not just their glossy outsides and chaotic backstage areas, but the entire planning process leading up to the parties. Series producers Darlene Liebman and Paul Leo and Howcast Editorial Director Bene Cipolla tell us more.1) How do you choose which parties to cover?2) What should YouTube users know about throwing awesome parties?3) What are some tips to making great videos at parties?4) What's something about the series that no one would know by looking at it?5) What is your favorite episode shot so far and why?

Supercharging the “Next” phase in YouTube partner development

2011年3月7日月曜日

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YouTube Next. YouTube Next is a new team tasked with supercharging creator development and accelerating partner growth and success. The team will also spearhead a series of YouTube Next-branded programs and services that will build off past partner development initiatives such as the Partner Grants Program that advanced partners funds based on future YouTube revenue share and the recent $1,000 credits at B&H Photo given to partners to purchase new camera equipment. The YouTube Next team and programs will expand our partner meet-ups and community events, increase investment in partner education and training and launch new capabilities in audience development.

Next New Networks. We are extremely excited to announce the acquisition of Next New Networks. Since launching in March 2007, the Next New Networks team has built a highly effective platform for developing, packaging and building audiences around original web video programming, attracting over 2 billion views and 6 million subscribers across their partner networks of channels and shows. Within YouTube, Next New Networks will be a laboratory for experimentation and innovation with the team working in a hands on way with a wide variety of content partners and emerging talent to help them succeed on YouTube. We are thrilled with the new capability the team brings and the positive impact it will have making our YouTube partners more successful.

Tom Pickett, Director of Global Content Operations and YouTube Next, recently watched “GoPro HD: Human Flight - World Base Race 2010 with Neil Amonson.”

This Week's Trends: Oscars, Dansi, and Charlie Sheen

2011年3月4日金曜日

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We followed how auto-tune has spread from the United States across the Middle East and North Africa.

We figured out which Oscar nominees saw the biggest post-awards bumps in YouTube interest.

On the author's birthday, we studied the sometimes funny, sometimes touching trend of YouTube Dr. Seuss readings.

And we looked into just what in the world that "Apaci Dansi" video is actually all about.

We saw how satellite images can help add real perspective on dramatic footage from Libya.

And as the Charlie Sheen saga was unfolding, we examined how the YouTube community was reacting. Here's a sample:

www.YouTube.com/TrendsKevin Allocca, YouTube Trends Manager, recently watched "Wisdom Tooth Surgery - Eye Trauma."

Your interview with Speaker of the House John Boehner

2011年3月4日金曜日

As Democrats and Republicans duel over the federal budget this week in Washington, we sat down for the first-ever YouTube interview with Speaker of the House John Boehner. It’s clear that Americans are still feeling the weight of the recession -- a large majority of the questions submitted for Speaker Boehner were on the topics of jobs, the economy, and spending in Washington. The Speaker also played a YouTube speed round of, “Keep it or Cut it?” in which he reacted to your suggestions on budget cuts.

Watch the full interview here:

Speaker Boehner also addressed questions on immigration, education, and healthcare. A unique question from a man in New Jersey about whether the Speaker would ever consider a Works Progress Administration similar to the one FDR created during the Depression may surprise you.

You can see more videos from the Speaker’s YouTube channel at youtube.com/johnboehner.

Steve Grove, YouTube News and Politics, recently watched "Boehner Highlights Vote to Cut Spending, Help Create Better Environment for Job Creation"

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We want YOU-Tube: now hiring

Apply to the YouTube Creator Institute’s inaugural class

My Kevin Bacon Film is Up on YouTube!

What goes into making a great party? Howcast finds out

Supercharging the “Next” phase in YouTube partner development

This Week's Trends: Oscars, Dansi, and Charlie Sheen

Your interview with Speaker of the House John Boehner

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