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In 2007, this woman uploaded a video of her kid dancing to a Prince song. She spent the next eight years fighting Universal Music in court. Today, she won. 
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Would you pay to watch YouTube videos, uninterrupted by advertising? That’s a question a lot of business analysts are pondering as reports emerge that Google’s video-streaming site will launch an as-yet-unnamed monthly subscription service.
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Would you pay for YouTube? If not, maybe HBO's streaming service is more your speed -- especially with Game of Throne season five debuting this weekend.
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New paid tier will launch later in 2015, but channel owners who opt out will have to make their videos private
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There are few certainties in modern broadcasting but Dominic Smales is “100 per cent sure” that he knows one of them: the small-screen stars of the future will be minted on social media.
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Turkey is the latest country to block Twitter and YouTube, but it's not the only one.
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Last week, YouTube star Michelle Phan announced that she was leaving the video giant to start her own network, ICON, in a partnership with Endemol, a Dutch entertainment company. This kind of tie-up is likely to become more the norm than the exception in the near future. In a recently concluded study, Edmund Hart confirmed what many have long suspected: the days of the average Joe earning a living from YouTube advertising revenue are coming to an end.
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Would you pay to watch YouTube videos, uninterrupted by advertising?
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YouTube is close to offering a subscription service that removes ads and lets users watch videos without an internet connection. It's expected to live alongside Music Key.
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is calling for a ban on social media once again A spokesperson for this office said on Monday that a prosecutor has ordered Internet providers to block sites that include YouTube and Twitter, which is...
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Turkey is the latest country to block Twitter and YouTube, but it's not the only one.
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