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Luke Hall, an ambitious 19-year-old politician from Cincinnati, strives to limit misinformation by changing the way we take in politics in the first place.
Imagine sipping a latte at your local coffee shop, and some crazy dude in the rest room throws open the door and hollers for more toilet paper. He's perched on the bowl, hairy legs spread apart. What would you do?
When Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim founded YouTube back in 2005 -- the trio simply wanted to create a better way of sharing videos. So f...
In more than twenty years with the Los Angeles Police Department, where I retired as deputy chief of police, I saw a lot of puzzling behavior at close range. This week I saw some odd behavior from Google, YouTube and President Obama.
Can social media be a distraction? Absolutely. Will some students access questionable content? Yes. But many students use social media to enhance their learning, expand the reach of the classroom and fashion their own personal learning networks.
The whole controversy with SOPA and PIPA got me thinking about online creativity and fame. Do we really need that? Is online creativity something real...
Today's meanderings took me through food art, hand art and healing arts. This first video combines two of my favorite subjects: coffee and art. 
While we contemplate the gargantuan battle of the content vs. technology worlds, we must not forget an equally serious, actually even more serious example of online piracy.
With the announcement of the YouTube Film Festival and the launch of their new premium channels this month, there's no doubt that the platform is the hub for a new wave of creative rising stars. Here's a look at the top filmmakers that you should be following on YouTube in 2012.
Reuters, the global news organization, has created a new slate of video programming which launched this week on YouTube as part of the video portal'...
Through his wry sense of humor and child-like drawings Demetri Martin easily traverses philosophical questions along with awkward situations of daily life. Two of his biggest fans, Jacob and Claire Brooks (13 and 11, respectively), caught up with him for an interview about his book.
I still remember my grade school days of the '60s at Our Holy Redeemer Catholic school in Freeport, Long Island, when a girl would pay a little attent...
Many people may not be familiar with Gov 2.0 but with all the current electioneering going on, we need to pause for a moment to see where a lot of this energy and technology is getting its base from. There are some excellent examples of where Gov 2.0 has crossed into electoral politics.
LAS VEGAS -- Actress/writer producer Felicia Day swept several Web video awards Thursday night at the International Academy of Web Television (IAWTV)...
We'll put down our phones, get up from our ergonomic chairs, straighten our necks and step away from whatever screens we have wrapped all around us. And we'll heal.
Irish Step Dancers/Hand Dancers Suzanne Cleary and Peter Harding are back and they are...
