Last week, we offered up two Creator’s Tips videos that answer some common questions we’ve gotten from

So, as huge comic book adaptations to the big screen do, The Avengers is generating a lot of excitement and will kick off the summer movie season come May 4 (except apparently everywhere else in the world, that gets to see it early).

Six months ago, Robert Kyncl, YouTube’s Global Head of Content Partnerships, announced that “even more talented creators and original entertainment will soon join YouTube’s existing channel lineup.” And two weeks from now, a panel of TV critics, YouTube producers and other experts will “take a close look at the most interesting and prominent of the ...

So here’s an idea: 26 American and Syrian disabled youths got together at a Young Ability Summit in Damascus a year ago and created a comic book called “The Silver Scorpion,” a superhero who lost his legs in an accident and bound to a wheelchair, but with the ability to change the world around him.

The YouTube Blog announced that STR Skill School, a channel dedicated to showing soccer tips and tricks, is April’s winner for their On The Rise program.

Yes, even the Olympics is getting in on the live streaming action this year. Now, no matter where you are or what timezone you’re in you’ll be able to catch you favorite Olympic events either live or on-demand

This week on the Reel Web we discuss changes YouTube has made to

America Online is getting deeper into the online video act with the AOL On Network, a destination that will bring 320,000 videos and will feature 14 content channels.

Microsoft is looking to expand the amount of video advertising on its Xbox 360 console and its video entertainment partner apps including ESPN, CBS, Gamespot, Last.fm, Manga Entertainment and MUZU.TV who all joined the new Xbox LIVE Run of TV Apps program. The ads are aimed at engaging the social, game-playing and video-watching audience on ...

Of all the uncomfortable humor out there, perhaps none is more uncomfortable than Zach Galifianakis’ Funny or Die series, “Between Two Ferns,” in which the comedian stages a one-on-one with some well-known Hollywood actors.