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-YouTube is exploring selling subscriptions to access to some of its video offerings, potentially providing a way for certain cable channels to be available outside the traditional bundles offered by cable network providers, said YouTube boss Salar Kamangar.

The same college student, Andrew Hales, who is best known for his YouTube channel Losing All Hope Was Freedom has unveiled his latest prank video in his popular web series called Holding Hands With Strangers. The concept of 22-year-old Hales' mission is simple; He walks up to a stranger on campus at Utah Valley University (UVU) in Orem, holds the random person's hand and waits for a reaction.

Saudi Arabia doesn?t show movies, to avoid angering clerics. But young talents are flocking to the Internet, and hoping to change the kingdom -- one film at a time.

Mister Rogers inspired creativity in countless children through Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and now PBS is trying to foster outside-the-box thinking in a new generation of kids in the auto-tuned remix of Garden Of Your Mind that has become an instant YouTube hit.

A rare citing of a 13-foot Squid's carcass, partially eaten by sharks, has made for another YouTube sensation.

Can't actually make it to Bonnaroo 2012 to take in all the action? Have no fear, a Dell-YouTube live stream partnership should have you covered for all of your musical desires.

The Miami Zombie Rudy Eugene is no longer a threat, but that didn't stop an aspiring actor from dressing up as a zombie and terrorizing Miami residents in a prank video that nearly got the prankster killed.

There's no way you can't love Mr. Trololo. For two minutes and 42 seconds, a Russian singer with a goofy, enormous smile plastered on his face slowly meanders around a stage singing seemingly pure gibberish. Mr. Trololo himself, Soviet singer Eduard Khil, died as a result of a stroke on Monday. He was 77.

While the world of food and travel has become somewhat of a visual phenomenon, Sonia Gil is showing viewers that world from a different perspective.

A violent brawl broke out during a session of the Ukrainian parliament on Thursday over a proposed bill that would make Russian an official language in the country's already Russian-speaking regions.

Tanya Dixon-Neely, the North Carolina high school teacher who became an infamous YouTube sensation after she yelled at student Hunter Rogers over his critical questioning of President Barack Obama, has been suspended with pay over her shocking classroom antics.

Wait 'till the face come around and whack her!

A disturbing video, Parenting Fail at a Laundromat, of two parents locking their toddler in a washing machine at a laundromat, allegedly as punishment, is making the rounds on the Internet. YouTube user PrincessZenbra, who uploaded the video on Friday, said the parents put the child in the Junior Wash: $2.95 washing machine to scare him, but instead the toddler became trapped as the wash cycle began.

Video of standup comedian Mike Hanley getting down at his daughter Jessica's Bat Mitzvah has gone viral. Is it the best father daughter dance ever?

Google has invested in Machinima according to a new AllThingsD report. The announcement was made in the wake of the company's $200 million commitment to promoting YouTube across the Google content network.

YouTube is eager to drive more traffic to its original content channels and change its image as a hosting site for viral content and other homemade videos.

Members of the hacktivist collective calling itself Anonymous are targeting the University of Pittsburgh, and threatening to release a wealth of private information regarding the school and its students, if the University does not apologize to your students, law enforcement, and professors on your home page of your domain for a duration of no less then fifteen days!

A May Day protester in Los Angeles struck a police officer with a drum during one of the rally's organized yesterday by the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Nearly 650,000 people have viewed 6-year-old Ethan Walmark's rendition of Piano Man on YouTube and 763 users have commented on the video. But the comment that brought the most joy to Ethan, who has an autism spectrum disorder, and his family was not one listed on the video sharing site.

Go Right is a new YouTube video that celebrates side-scrolling video games. It flies in the face of arguments made by Chicago legend Roger Ebert, who has prejudicially declared that video games can never be art.

MIT's Green Building was the canvas for a playable Tetris game in this amazing video that has become a YouTube sensation, amassing more than 500,000 views in less than a week.