Move over LOL cats. Viewers are increasingly finding a new, less-frivolous use for YouTube - as a news source in times of emergencies and natural disasters.
Many Internet users are big fans of pranks and memes. I've certainly RickRolled more than a few people in my day, just for grins, and I bet many of you have too.
We see so much Lego animation on YouTube, it seemed inevitable that Lego itself would make an animated film, and apparently that is exactly what the company is doing.
Apparently someone over at the Youtube offices in California thought that it would make a lot of sense if Web browsers needed to put on a pair of 3D glasses before watching the latest viral videos.
In the smoke-filled 90's, when grunge took over the musical landscape, a lot of bands had to go to great lengths to hide early pictures of themselves with big hair and make-up.
Sometimes I wonder how life was possible without YouTube. I’ve spent many, many hours glued to the site since I first became aware of the platform, and it was like a domino effect.
The Iowa Republican Party is bolstering the security of electronic systems that will be used to count some of the first caucus votes of the heated 2012 presidential campaign.
