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According to Internet solutions company Sandvine , the overwhelming leader in US and Canada downstream traffic is a super popular online video site–but that site isn’t YouTube.Per Sandvine’s most recent report , Netflix ‘s streaming service accounts for 32.3% of all downstream Internet traffic at homes in the US/Canada, making it the undisputed leader in eating up your bandwidth. YouTube was in second place at 17.1%, meaning it will need to account for 89% more traffic to catch Netflix.

YouTube's introduction of subscription channels dominated the online video news this week, creating many headlines but we also bring you the rest of news including Ryan Gosling's aversion to cereal how Amazon makes money from rival Netflix.

In March, rumors hinted at the possibility that Yahoo would soon buy French video sharing site Dailymotion , which scores about 116 million uniques each month. However, that deal fell apart, and Yahoo has instead focused on another property: Hulu .

Tuesday’s Digital Content Newfronts slate began with Hulu .

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From April 29th-May 3rd, 18 online video distributors will take the stage all over New York for

YouTube is in the midst of pulling off an elaborate and very ridiculous April Fools’ Day hoax , but it is hardly the only website getting in on the fun. Here are a few of our other favorites from around the online video sphere: By now, you’ve probably seen the Google Nose joke video, but the company’s way funnier Gmail Blue video, which is a thinly veiled dig at Bing, is worth watching. Hulu is pretending to debut a host of new shows based on jokes from TV shows it already offers

If you’re the kind of person who tends towards long form content on YouTube , you may have noticed the site’s new feature that allows users to choose which pre-roll ads they watch before viewing videos, a system already implemented on Hulu . It’s being tested on a few lengthy videos as YouTube gauges whether its users prefer one long ad or several shorter ones

Hulu will lose its longtime CEO sometime in the next few months , but that’s not stopping the eminent distribution platform.