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80,000 video clips from 192 nations were submitted to create a documentary that captures daily life on July 24, 2010.
Princess Shaw, a singer from New Orleans, shares her original songs on YouTube, hoping to connect with producers and find new opportunities.
A YouTuber recounts a moment of despair as their views drop lower and lower, questioning the platform's promise of giving everyone a voice.
Three professional e-sports players compete in global tournaments while building careers through streaming on platforms like Twitch and YouTube.
A man with a strong Israeli accent seeks to understand why his YouTube videos receive fewer views, despite his past success in other media.
Two billion people have been connected through Facebook, raising questions about the platform's responsibility in shaping global events and user privacy.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a livestream with Dr. Melissa Lott to discuss achieving a zero carbon footprint in coffee production.
A four-day engineering escape room event is planned as part of a livestream series hosted by Dr. Nehemiah Mabry and featuring Mike from Trapology Escape Rooms.
Itamar Rose meets with viral video stars to learn what makes a video achieve 100 million views while grappling with the challenges of content creation.
Ryan Toy Review tops Forbes' list of highest-earning YouTubers with toy reviews.
Johanna Quaas, 91, still impresses audiences despite stage fright before competitions.
Amazon launches a video service to compete with YouTube, partnering with major media companies.
Armie Hammer spent hours on YouTube studying various Russian accents, focusing on a massage therapist named Boris with a distinctive old Russian accent.
Bo Burnham's career started on the Internet, leading to his directorial debut 'Eighth Grade.'
Conan's YouTube channel surpasses one billion views, showcasing highlights and outtakes.
Scottish urban cyclist Danny MacAskill gained international fame on YouTube for his innovative biking videos featuring intricate tricks and stunts.
Danny MacAskill reflects on his rise to fame in stunt biking, crediting YouTube and his family, particularly his brother Dave, for his success and passion.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a livestream event where Justin "Mr. Fascinate" Shaifer demonstrates the creation of virtual avatars in a VR environment.
Erik Lamkin, known as Erik the Electric, shares his experiences as a competitive eater and YouTube personality, highlighting his unique lifestyle and passion for food.
The official companion book of Fall of Civilizations releases soon in paperback form.
John Oliver humorously responds to fan mail and comments from 'Last Week Tonight' viewers.
On day two of the survival challenge in Naked and Afraid, participants face intense physical and emotional struggles, sparking debates about gender dynamics and behavior.
A furious youtuber walked into YouTube's San Bruno headquarters and shot three employees last week.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a live Twitch stream dedicated to engineering content, featuring interviews and games, five days a week at 1 pm EDT.
Revisit MrBeast's heartwarming beginnings with his first $10,000 giveaway and its impact.
Rhett and Link's Good Mythical Morning evolves into a major YouTube variety show.
The video highlights Israel's influence on social media and public perception.
Jimmy Donaldson, known as MrBeast, built a viral video empire on YouTube centered around philanthropy, impacting millions through his unique approach to giving.
Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter fight misinformation ahead of the next election.
The LG G Flex launches in Europe, featuring a flexible screen but facing tough competition from Samsung.
Dambay, a traditional Nigerian martial art, gains international interest every evening.
Jake Paul, a prominent YouTuber and founder of Team 10, aims to become YouTube's first billionaire through diverse ventures and a strong teenage fanbase.
Last Week Tonight shifts from a talk show format after 9 long seasons to something new called FYC.
John Oliver presents a collection of his favorite graphics that were excluded from Last Week Tonight, showcasing the show's creative process and humor.
Australian preteens like Isabelle undergo elective gender-realignment for acceptance.
Oona, a North Korean host in Pyongyang, shares her life in English, challenging Western narratives.
The channel celebrates over hundred thousand subscribers with humor and gratitude for the audience.
Coyote Peterson, a popular YouTuber with five million subscribers, endures the painful sting of the bullet ant in Costa Rica for his Brave Wilderness channel.
Barnaby Dixon, a 26-year-old puppeteer from the UK, creates addictive puppet performances that gained him a 50,000 Euro prize on a German talent show.
Five years of intellectual property disputes are anticipated as Tim Wu discusses the clash between closed and open systems in technology at The New Yorker Conference.
Tyler Oakley, a prominent YouTube personality, has influenced popular culture through collaborations with brands like Pepsi and appearances at major events, including the Super Bowl.
Mark Wiens explores diverse culinary flavors on the Nat Geo YouTube channel, blending humor with a focus on spicy food preferences among viewers.
YouTube is a global platform that connects communities and allows individuals like Tyler Oakley to share their lives and express their creativity.
An ambitious young lady's YouTube plea for Yale acceptance gets a response from the university.
In Horsham, South England, ten-year-old Bolo reviews toys on YouTube, reflecting on his rise to fame amid concerns over child safety and platform algorithms.
YouTube introduces measures to fight fake news, including text blurbs from Reuters and Wikipedia.
