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YouTube's co-founder and former CEO Chris Hurley has teased a new video site called MixBit. According to Hurley, MixBit will not be a YouTube competitor but rather a supplement.Hurley said on Twitter: "the future of video is coming soon," inviting interested ...

STEVE Chen, co-founder of YouTube, still works 80 to 100 hours a week and prefers to think of himself as a Silicon Valley engineer rather than an investor or even corporate boss, despite having amassed a fortune of more than US$400 million. Chen, ...

Are college students ready to whip out their credit cards for yet another subscription-based video service-A screenshot of YouTube's home page.(Photo: YouTube)Story HighlightsYouTube's new pilot program offers subscription-based channels starting at ...

TEDxRCP kicks off event with talk that explores secret to unlocking performance. Alan Fine today announced his TEDxRockCreekPark talk is available for viewing on YouTube. Alan's talk, "You ALREADY Know How to Be GREAT," was delivered at ...

Big Think said it is launching Mentor, a YouTube's paid channel providing e-learning for personal and professional growth. According to a release, subscribers to Big Think's Mentor channel on YouTube get immediate access to efficient e-learning and ...

Natasha Razak, founder of Sample Bar, an online beauty subscription service that launched in October 2012 after six months of business preparation. Founder Natasha Razak, a Cambridge University graduate and an ex bank finance lawyer, spent over a ...

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video is worth a million! Videos show more than just still images, they inform us and they show us what the issues are. They are powerful enough to cause changes and also stir a people into action. As ...

SANTA MONICA, Calif. Recognized as a brand that took chances, made incredible strides and understood the power of social media in public relations, Proactiv was honored by PR News for its that combines entertaining and educational content with ...

Roger Corman's campy B movies, children's shows like "Sesame Street" and "Inspector Gadget," and inspirational monologues by celebrities - these are among the offerings on 30 channels that will soon require a paid monthly subscription on YouTube.