A U.S. District Court sided with Google in the $1 billion YouTube vs Viacom lawsuit in an all important case.

Lahore High Court bench has ordered the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority to immediately block some very popular websites which include Google, Yahoo, MSN, Hotmail, YouTube, Bing and Amazon for publishing and promoting sacrilegious and blasphemous material.

YouTube is looking to launch its new web based inbuilt video editor later today.

A huge Microsoft Kinect ad was spotted on YouTube. The ad in question leads to the official Xbox page on YouTube. Check out the first Microsoft Kinect ad online.

If you visit YouTube to watch a video you might see a new friendly ad from BP which asks you to Friend them, the link on the ad points to the same BP video which has also been linked through Google search for the search term “oil spill” and other BP related queries.

Salman Khan gave up a successful career in Silicon Valley to teach people using Youtube videos. Why are his videos so popular? Read on to find out.

As ambition as YouTube can get, it is now jealous of people sticking to their television sets. YouTube wants you to dump your TV set and switch to YouTube instead.

An Israeli band called Izabo has created a innovative video using lots of iPhone’s as props. The song named “On my way” uses the iPhone pretty interactively and has made it an integral part of the video.

YouTube is allowing users to track the Gulf of Mexico spill through a live streaming video. You can see the oil spilling in the Gulf of Mexico through the YouTube video.

Pakistan government had decided to unblock the banned YouTube site. However, several videos on YouTube will still be blocked. Facebook and Twitter still remain blocked in Pakistan

After Blocking Facebook in Pakistan, the Pakisatan Telecommunications Authority has also blocked YouTube a popular video service along with restricting access to several Wikipedia pages.

According to a recent study by video search site MeFeedia, there has been a 160% increase in the usage of H.264 videos over the Internet in the last few months, starting January this year.

Sheldon Cooper, one of the four main characters, the self-proclaimed genius and truest nerd on The Big Bang Theory has been seen using Ubuntu linux.

YouTube is either aiming at somethings similar to Twitter’s “Trending Topics” feature or, it is trying to create a new user generated section with highlighted hashtags.

YouTube – the website that pioneered web video revolution, is celebrating its fifth birthday today.