Category: Youtube
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Setup Distribution on the Google Chrome Store
We’ve been sharing a few interesting sessions from Google I/O, as the company has been making them available on YouTube. Last week saw a slew of them uploaded, but Google just added a bunch more.
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5 Best Outdoor Adventure Channels on YouTube
Ever since the TV show Survivorman first aired there has been a demand for bushcraft/survivalist/outdoors content on television and with most types of programming, you can now find similar content on YouTube.
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YouTube reinstates banned Markiplier fans
YouTube isn’t known for their unbias moderation policies, but in addition to that their algorithm is frequently making mistakes that hurt their creators and viewers. This time, YouTube’s algorithm screwed up in a big way by banning thousands of fans participating in Markiplier’s live stream.
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YouTube is Launching a new App for Kids
Due to increased concerns generated from Youtube showing questionable content to children, they’ve decided to build a separate website only for kids. The new app is scheduled to launch this week according to their help forum. Several years ago this issue began when parents noticed recommended videos showing up in the queue with sexually explicit…
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Download Streams from DLive.TV
This guide will primary show you how to download replay streams from DLive.TV but you can use this strategy to download videos from almost any website. 1.) Go to the stream you want to download 2.) Right click and click Inspect or Inspect Element (depending on your browser) 3.) Click on the Network tab and…
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What is the most popular content on YouTube?
According to a new Pew Research study children’s videos are among the most popular based videos posted by the biggest channels for the first week of 2019. Pew analyzed 43,770 of the most subscribed YouTube channels and found that they posted 48,486 hours of content in the first week of 2019. Additionally, the average video…
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Video publishing alternatives to YouTube
Love it or hate it, YouTube is by far the biggest player in the game when it comes to online video publishing. The reason for its near monopoly on the market in the market is almost entirely because hosting videos is expensive. Last year, Alphabet/Google lost 70 billion in market cap that they directly attribute…