The Financial Times reports that the long-rumored paid subscription model is coming to YouTube as early as this week. The strategy will help YouTube compete not only with other online outlets but also with major networks like CBS.
The third season is based on the third book, and its huge events are now in action — Beyond-the-Wall wildlings scaling the wall, dragons belching forth flame, Jon Snow getting his romance on, and more.
A 10-ton meteor blazed through the sky and struck Central Russia this morning, leaving nearly 1,000 people injured along with a goosebump-inducing sonic boom that provided an amazing collection of videos from citizens who caught the whole thing on tape.
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A spokesman for Greece's ultra-conservative Golden Dawn party is wanted for arrest after attacking two women politicians during a televised debate.
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Yesterday we discussed how photo sharing apps have gotten all tricked out to compete with the now-Facebook-owned Instagram, but the real, next big thing in apps is video sharing.
Today in videos: Al Franken gets emotional on the Senate floor, One World Trade Center rises before your eyes, and Jimmy Fallon auditions for Saturday Night Live.
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The fanboy blogs are abuzz with thinly sourced reports about what Apple will unveil at next Wednesday's new product party in San Francisco, but after reading some of Apple's recent patent filings, we have one of our own: iPad 3D.
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President Obama swung through New York City on a fundraising tour on Thursday, that included an impromptu singing performance on the stage of the Apollo Theater.
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the video clips that truly earn your fiveminutes (or less) of attention. Today: What Al Franken thought of Mitt Romney 18 years ago, proof that it's easy to sing like Adele, and a tennis temper tantrum for the ages at the Australian Open.
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the videos that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention.
Mashup expert DJ Earworm has posted his annual "United State of Pop" video that mashes the 25 biggest hits of the last year into one five-minute video and song.
Closed circuit video captured during Turkey's earthquake on Wednesday shows people fleeing from hotels seconds before the multi-story buildings collapsed around them
Every afternoon The Atlantic Wire highlights the day's video clips that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention.
Each day we highlight the trailers, viral videos, shaky cell phone footage, and people arguing on television that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention.
Plus: Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart had to talk on TV instead of watching baseball
Plus: Take a Claritin before watching the first 'Hunger Games' trailer
Also in video news: 'The Walking Dead' zombies are still grabbing everyone they meet
And The New York Times and BBC are very different beasts
Plus: Moby channels his inner cosmonaut for his very blue new video
The kids at Bayside High get the 8-bit treatment
Kurt Loder was actually quite right about the cyberspace being a big deal
The slain officers were abducted in a cross-border raid
Really, any city looks great when viewed in time lapse effect
NASA's Goddard Space Center captured some amazing footage of today's disturbance
Striking amateur videos illustrate the harrowing experience and aftermath
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