By putting power directly in the hands of viewers, the internet’s third-most-visited site has revolutionised our media consumption.

Video-sharing site YouTube has just turned 10 years old - that's almost old age on the internet.

A song that salutes big-bottomed women was aired too early in the day for the Broadcasting Standards Authority's liking and a radio station has been chided.

A video of a woman who is harassed more than 100 times by men as she walks around New York City for ten hours also reveals another hidden issue, writes Hanna Rosin.

This may simply be a video of a dog in a spider outfit, but the man who created it made sure it was scary enough to make real people run for cover.

Our growing ability to access on-demand entertainment is all well and good, writes Greg Dixon, but what we really need is more time.

Shortland Street star Frankie Adams. Most viewers still watch such shows in traditional ways.

In a moving and illuminating video, Always questioned a group of adults on what it means to run, fight and throw "like a girl".

A man has posted a video entitled 'Blatant Racism in Cheektowaga NY' on YouTube that appears to show a stranger making bilious racist comments and calling him a "nasty f***ing n****r".

Cyclists across social media have expressed their outrage after a motorcyclist uploaded a video that appears to show him running an unwitting bicycle user off the road.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott faced tough questioning from a group of smart high school students about the carbon tax, gay marriage, immigration policy and his women’s minister.

A racy video featuring Shia LaBeouf in Lars von Trier's new film Nymphomaniac has been removed from YouTube for its nudity.

YouTube is launching its own music awards and Lady Gaga will perform at the first-time event.

Paul Charman salutes Voyager 1's famous gold record.

John Constable, of Constable Hurst Architects on collaborating with the Kingsland Business Society on a video about running a business in the area. He has created a hub for creative businesses at his building, 6 Kingsland Tce.

The Kingsland Business Community commissioned a film to help promote the inner Auckland area as a place to work and run a business.

Gangnam Style star Psy's new music video had been watched more than 40 million times on YouTube, a day after he unveiled his much-anticipated new dance in Seoul.

Whither print journalism? It's a question that's been asked ever since the mid 90s.

Watching television while simultaneously browsing the net on a smartphone, tablet or laptop is becoming the new norm in New Zealand living rooms, according to Google.

Les Miserable star Russell Crowe has helped promote an epic parody of the film by the South Korean air force.

Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler and former American Idol judge is sorry that Nicki Minaj found his comments to be racist.

How easy is it to be accused of copyright infringement and potentially be caught up into a months-long legal process, asks Juha Saarinen