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YouTube Will Soon Block Access From Set-Top Devices
6:20AM Kevin Purdy | It won’t affect your PS3, Wii, TiVo or other licensed YouTube partners, but Google’s streaming video service will start blocking access to TV-connected devices as of December 2. More »
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YouTube Adds Machine-Generated Automatic Captions
10:00AM Sarah Rae Trover | YouTube clips have previously allowed for captioning, but it was a system that was a little buggy and only worked from YouTube’s site. That’s all changed with the advent of machine-generated captions and auto-timing. More »
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YouTube Rolling Out 1080p HD Video Next Week
11:30PM Kevin Purdy | If you’ve been uploading really high-resolution stuff to YouTube, you’ll see a real payoff next week. That’s when the video sharing service starts streaming videos in 1080p, widescreen TV–friendly, high-definition video. More »
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YouTube XL Supersizes YouTube For Your TV
1:30AM Jason Fitzpatrick | Many people are sporting HTPCs these days — media computers hooked up to their televisions — but some sites are designed like you’re sitting at your computer desk not on your living room couch. YouTube XL makes YouTube couch-friendly. More »
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TubeRadio Turns YouTube Into Jukebox
3:00AM Jason Fitzpatrick | YouTube’s a quick source for hearing the occasional music track here and there. With TubeRadio, you can hunt down music on YouTube more efficiently and even find entire albums through a helpful search interface. More »
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1:30PM Angus Kidman | A YouTube video usually gets credited to whoever has uploaded it, but if your video involves anything more than speaking into a webcam, other people are likely to have been involved. I’m In That! aims to give credit where credit is due, letting anyone who appeared in or worked on a YouTube video identify their role. More »
I’m In That Lists Who Worked On A YouTube Video
1:30PM Angus Kidman | A YouTube video usually gets credited to whoever has uploaded it, but if your video involves anything more than speaking into a webcam, other people are likely to have been involved. I’m In That! aims to give credit where credit is due, letting anyone who appeared in or worked on a YouTube video identify their role. More »
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2:30PM Angus Kidman | One of the perennial questions surrounding YouTube is “how will it ever make any money?” A partial answer to that question emerged this week with its Promoted Videos scheme, which lets individuals or companies buy keyword-style placement to promote video content. More »
YouTube Using ‘Promoted Videos’ For Advertising
2:30PM Angus Kidman | One of the perennial questions surrounding YouTube is “how will it ever make any money?” A partial answer to that question emerged this week with its Promoted Videos scheme, which lets individuals or companies buy keyword-style placement to promote video content. More »
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Dirpy Converts YouTube Videos To Audio For Later Listening
5:00AM Jason Fitzpatrick | Many YouTube videos are just as enjoyable as straight-up audio. If you’d like to grab a lecture or comedy routine for the road, Dirby can help. More »
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2:15PM Angus Kidman | If you start watching a longer video on YouTube but get interrupted partway through, finding your way back can be a nuisance. A new “resume” feature lets logged-in YouTube users automatically continue from where they left off. More »
YouTube Resume Continues Videos Where You Left Off
2:15PM Angus Kidman | If you start watching a longer video on YouTube but get interrupted partway through, finding your way back can be a nuisance. A new “resume” feature lets logged-in YouTube users automatically continue from where they left off. More »
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11:00AM Angus Kidman | YouTube likes to promote the importance of user-generated content, but when it comes to what people actually view on the site, it turns out commercially-produced video — particularly music videos and movie trailers — are the most popular choice. More »
Music Videos Most Popular YouTube Content
11:00AM Angus Kidman | YouTube likes to promote the importance of user-generated content, but when it comes to what people actually view on the site, it turns out commercially-produced video — particularly music videos and movie trailers — are the most popular choice. More » 
