December 9, 2012 As part of my job, I regularly visit and search YouTube. I'm really impressed with the variety of information that intermingles on this video sharing website. It never fails that when I'm looking for an obscure musician, a highlight reel of a high school football player, an old television commercial, or a funny dog video set to banjo music, more often than not, I can find it on YouTube.
Anybody who's been to YouTube quickly becomes cynical about the future of the human race, particularly when you read the comments to... well... any video. But this PBS video argues that YouTube actually makes you smarter by lowering barriers to learning about literally any topic. And we have to admit, they've got a point. There are all sorts of educational videos on YouTube. Of course, there are also videos like this:
Some people spend a lifetime working on an honing their craft in order to get their big break. Others just have their finger bitten (twice, to be fair). Charlie and Harry Davies-Car, of 'Charlie Bit My Finger - Again!' fame, are going to have their own web series, produced by Viral Spiral and Rightster Studios.
The comments section on YouTube finally gets what it deserves, courtesy of Buzzfeed.
We realize it's a little bit late in the game to be putting out 'Call Me Maybe' covers, but we can make an exception out of usefulness. This video might come in handy if you are brand new to the internet and want a crash course in YouTube successes. It's pretty much every video that ever made a dro
This supercut of YouTube's greatest comments is practically a Christmas miracle. Not one comment that isn't just offensive. Numerous comments on YouTube that not only aren't offensive, they are actually funny as well. All compiled int
September 4, 2012 If you're a fan of Texas country music, you're probably one of those people that loves to get the inside scoop on what's going on with artists. If this is you, you're gonna dig the video I'm about to share.
Without even so much as a release date set for his 2nd album, Jason Cassidy was quick to share a new song intended for the CD on YouTube.
