First Prince, now Village People target YouTube
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Company that owns the rights to "YMCA" is preparing to sue after song is combined with footage of Hitler and posted to YouTube.
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By JAKE COYLE  NEW YORK - Ever conscious of a good trend, TV networks and advertisers are increasingly adopting the YouTube model of viewer-created content.
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The Google video-sharing site has agreed to a deal with the EMI Group to give YouTube users broad access to music videos by EMI artists.
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Imagine how the carpets of power in Brussels must have buzzed with excitement when some hip marketeer came up with the idea of reaching out to the public through a newly created Web site linked to YouTube.
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Access to the popular video-sharing Web site YouTube resumed on Thursday, six days after a court ordered it blocked because of clips allegedly insulting the country's founding father.
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U.S. pop star Prince plans to sue  YouTube and other major Web sites for unauthorized use of his  music in a bid to "reclaim his art on the Internet."
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Seeks identities of those who posted film clips on YouTube.
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Japan's prime minister has begun posting English-language messages on the video-sharing Internet site YouTube in an apparent bid to raise his country's international profile.
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The Queen&#39;s Christmas message, an annual greeting from the U.K.&#39;s Queen Elizabeth II to her subjects, will be available on YouTube for the first time this year as part of an official YouTube channel opened on Sunday by Buckingham Palace.The Royal Channel , dubbed &quot;the official YouTube channel of the British monarchy,&quot; carries both current and archive footage of the royal family and promises regular updates with new video.The highlight of the first 18 videos is the first televised Christmas Broadcast of 1957. The channel also includes clips of The Queen Mother&#39;s wedding and the first episodes of several series such as &quot;A day in the life of The Prince of Wales.&quot;The clips have already attracted several thousand views since hitting YouTube about a week ago, according to statistics on the site. The 1957 broadcast has garnered a lot more attention and had just under 300,000 views at time of writing. That makes it the fifth most popular video viewed in the U.K. this week, according to YouTube.Beating The Queen to the top-spot in the U.K. is a trailer for a new season of TV show &quot;Lost,&quot; a teaser for the long-awaited &quot;Duke Nukem Forever&quot; computer game, a clip of the winning entry from TV show &quot;X Factor&quot; and, as the most-viewed video of the week in the U.K., a video from a Britney Spears look-a-like offering parenting tips to Britney&#39;s pregnant sister.Buckingham Palace established its cyber credentials last year when it began offering The Queen&#39;s Christmas Message and other addresses via an RSS feed for download into iPods and other video players. Until then it had been most widely available online through the BBC&#39;s Web site.This year&#39;s Christmas Message will be available shortly after 3pm local time (3pm GMT) on Dec. 25, at about the same time it is broadcast on British TV.
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By Jordan Robertson  SAN JOSE, Calif. - So far, when it comes to making money, the online  video explosion is mostly about potential.
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Internet video service YouTube is going mobile for the first time, launching a television-like channel featuring its most popular videos on Verizon Wireless cellphones.
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YouTube may soon be facing yet another suit over the use of copyrighted music in one of its videos, this time from the company that owns the rights to the music produced by the Village People.
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Conservative leader David Cameron launches a video blog to try to appeal to young people.
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A British copyright enforcement firm hired by Prince and the Village People says it can provide a solution for musical artists worried about songs appearing in YouTube videos.
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Google's video-sharing site launches country-specific YouTube sites.
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A homegrown YouTube singing sensation isn't all organic ... but don't panic.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan - YouTube co-founder Steve Chen said on Saturday consumers in many parts of the world will have access to the popular video-sharing Web site on their mobile phones by next year.