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Google's YouTube to boost staff by 30 percent in 2011

YouTube, the popular video site owned by Google Inc, said on Thursday it is adding 200 jobs, boosting its staff by more than 30 percent in its biggest hiring year.

Omniture Summit: Adobe Unveils SocialAnalytics, Upgrades SiteCatalyst

Adobe Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: ADBE) announced a new product Adobe SocialAnalytics and upgraded SiteCatalyst at its Omniture Summit, which is currently being held at Salt Lake City, Utah between March 8 and 11.

YouTube Buys Next New Networks; Launches YouTube Next

Chad Hurley and Steve Chen, co-founders of YouTube, pose after a news conference

YouTube has acquired start up Next New Networks for undisclosed terms that could help YouTube create more original content of its own.

Test hacks on WA govt agencies went undetected

Iran Quietly Allows YouTube Access

After 19 months, the Iranian government restored access to YouTube, roughly coinciding with the anniversary of the Islamic revolution.

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Evidence of Justin Bieber's past middle finger incidents lurks on internet

Angered by paparazzi, Justin Bieber hoists middle finger on his 17th birthday with Selena Gomez and apologizes on Twitter. However, this is not the first time the teenager has been caught in the act of flipping off. And the evidence lurks on the internet.

Former South African Finance Minister Trevor Manuel

South African govt hit by fight over race comments

A powerful member of South Africa's ruling party on Wednesday accused the new government spokesman of making racially insensitive comments that echoed the injustices of the apartheid era.

Israeli YouTube clip mocking Gaddafi an Arab hit

A YouTube musical clip mocking embattled Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has become a hot hit in the Arab world, its Israeli creator said on Tuesday.

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Video of the almost extinct Javan rhinos emerges

A video of the almost extinct Javan rhinos has emerged giving hope that species is still breeding in Indonesia.

Handout photo of U.S. actor Charlie Sheen who was arrested for domestic violence

Of Cats, Internet and Charlie Sheen

Internet is buzzing with responses to Charlie Sheen's latest row with new interviews and more statements inspiring LOLcats, parodies and animated videos on blogs, Twitter and Youtube.

Gaddafi Youtube Video Storms Internet

A Youtube video spoofing Libya’s leader Muammar Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi, or Colonel Gaddafi, is making waves across the internet.

Civilian tales of protests in Libya & Egypt immortalized in crowdsourced documentaries

Civilian tales of Libya & Egypt protests immortalized in crowdsourced documentaries

Civilian accounts of the ground reality in Libya and Egypt are set be immortalized through two crowd-sourced documentaries: 'One Day On Earth' and '#18DaysInEgypt.'

Eminem most ‘liked’ person on Facebook.

Lady Gaga's eight month reign as the living person with the most likes on Facebook is a thing of the past. Rapper Eminem has surpassed the pop star, according to MTV.com.

Google Reportedly Launching YouTube Movie Service in UK

Google is planning to launch an unlimited subscription of its YouTube movie service in UK, according to a report from NewYork Post.

Social Media Stars: Lady Gaga, Barack Obama, Starbucks and Family Guy

Famecount, which released data on Eminem taking down Lady Gaga on Twitter, has rated Barack Obama, Starbucks and Family Guy as among the social media 'Allstars'.

Social Media Wars: Eminem gaining hold, takes down Lady Gaga on Facebook

Celebrity social media wars seem to be heating up with rapper Eminem gaining hold as he takes down Lady Gaga on Facebook 'Likes' after hitting billion views mark on YouTube.

Amazon Launches amazon appstore for android

Five Reasons Why Amazon Launched Unlimited Streaming

Online retailer Amazon.com, Inc. said Tuesday its Prime members can now stream unlimited, commercial-free, instant streaming of more than 5,000 movies and TV shows at no additional cost..

Why Netflix Should Worry About Amazon's Unlimited Streaming?

Amazon's launch of streaming as a free option for Prime members is a growing threat to Netflix Inc., as Amazon adds more content and distribution partnerships.

Golden-voiced Ted Williams gets his own reality TV show

The golden-voiced homeless man who became a YouTube sensation is getting his own reality TV show.

Watch video mash-ups of Radiohead's Lotus Flower

Video spoofs of Radiohead's new music video, Lotus Flower have taken YouTube by storm.

Lexus presents first exclusive motion picture for web distribution

Shangri-La Entertainment entered into an agreement with luxury brand Lexus and popular online video community, YouTube to present the Sebastian Gutierrez film Girl Walks Into a Bar free, exclusively on YouTube.

The Red Devils visit Marseille on Tuesday

PREVIEW: Olympique Marseille vs. Manchester United (Tuesday, February 23 at 2:45 PM EST)

Manchester United visits Marseille in their first match of the knockout round

Watch Little Monster Maria Aragon cover Lady Gaga's Born This Way

Maria Aragon, a 10-year-old girl from Winnipeg, Canada covered Lady Gaga's new song Born This Way, and posted the video on YouTube. Little did she know it would become so popular in a matter of two days.

In a screen grab from a YouTube.com video, Evan Emory, 21, is shown singing in a classroom in Muskegon, Michigan, located in the eastern part of the state.

Singer's Classroom YouTube Video Angers Parents, Prompts Felony Sex Charge

It's a case involving a singer and YouTube video which has parents livid, prosecutors pushing for 20 years of jail time, and some Facebook users calling for a much lighter punishment, or nothing at all.

Deaths expected to escalate violence, censorship continues in protests-torn Middle East

Deaths expected to escalate violence, censorship continues in Middle East

As authorities in Middle East countries hit by protests continue to censor media and disrupt communication, deaths and the consequent funerals in Bahrain, Yemen and Libya are expected to escalate the unrest.

Russia's Putin criticizes customs officers' YouTube video

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin Wednesday criticized a group of customs officers for a video clip they posted on YouTube celebrating the lavish lifestyle they say comes with their government jobs.