YouTube

I visited YouTube in an attempt to watch a show that I enjoyed from my childhood. I was delighted to find that an entire episode of the show had been posted on YouTube, so I added the video to my queue and planned to watch it at a later time. The next day, I went to go watch the video. To my surprise, the video displayed a red box with a message that stated that the video was unavailable. In 2009 you could easily find copyrighted works on the Internet. It was simple to log in to YouTube and search

YouTube is the one stop shop for a user’s video needs. Content ranges from funny home videos to vlogs to political commentary, with nothing left out in between. To keep access to the site free for viewers and creators, YouTube adopted a unique business model to maintain viewership and provide an incentive for creators to post content on the site. This model, though successful, brings an array of problems when deciding what content a creator can profit from. The method YouTube used to determine which

Broken Future Is YouTube that amazing? Of course one can find a plentiful amount of content ranging from, gaming, tutorials, reactions, news, commentaries, and etc. YouTube is increasing in popularity, and getting bigger by the second. This video sharing platform can supply individuals with many more programs than any television program can offer. YouTube has become bigger than television according to Time magazine. Time magazine states that “ And these days, with teens thinking YouTube stars are bigger

If someone had told me five years ago that I would be a YouTube junkie and Facebook addict, I would have told them they were insane! I mean, YouTube used to be mostly used only by people posting embarrassing family videos, as well as by wannabe singers and musicians, posting their latest accomplishments in the far-fetched hope of being discovered. There was absolutely nothing about it that interested me. Similarly, while originally created as a study tool for college students, Facebook has morphed

world. In one corner of the social media platform list, is a site called YouTube. This website was created in February of 2005 by the founders Jawed Karim, Chad Hurley, and Steve Chen in order to help the world find videos on only one easy site. Youtube has blown up since then and is worth around 26-40 billion dollars all because of the creators making videos on the site. The makers of the videos on the site can now call YouTube their stable job, as long as they have a big enough following of subscribers

cultures, but many people go to the internet for youtube to watch youtube videos for funny,interesting,and music videos which are pretty cool. Youtube has been around since February 15th 2005 when I was 2 years old and I started to look into youtube since early 2008 when youtube was getting a little of spotlight when more creators started to pop up and started to do youtube videos

1.Executive Summary YouTube has become the most popular video sharing website. It has variety of functions that enable a virtual organization to operate and have different kinds of virtuality impact. To compare with the other similar enablers, it has strengths and weaknesses.Advertising and marketing is the most significant one. You also can gain different technology impact from it. From the Web Reviews, we can see there are a lot of merits of YouTube. However, the copyright infringement is still

Youtube’s Notification Glitch and their Notification Bell Feature One of the major more recent changes to Youtube was the addition of the notification bell next to the subscribe button on Youtube. This feature allows the subscriber to receive notifications of new videos and updates made to whatever channel the viewer subscribes to. To activate this feature you first subscribe to the channel and then press the button with the bell icon on it to start to receive notifications from the channel8

Many can agree that since its creation in 2005 YouTube has grown into something that very few had foreseen. In its infancy, the general public viewed the site as home to just videos of cats doing sill things or people falling over. However, in recent years, many original YouTubers have gained large amounts of success from posting their videos online. While some may still view the site as a place for amateurs to post meaningless videos, Hank and John Green saw something else entirely in the site.

channel. I don’t why I have such a deep obsession with the world of YouTube. Maybe it's because I have a peculiar fascination with watching people who live lives of grandiose fashion. Maybe it's because conspiracy theories of Avril Lavigne having a doppelganger haunts me to the core. Maybe it's because there's content for everyone and everyone is welcomed into a community of people just like themselves. Whatever the reason, YouTube has been a media platform that I have