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YouTube Ban Ordered by Egypt Over 2012 Video ‘Innocence of Muslims’
HIGHLIGHTS Regulators must block YouTube for one month: court Video denigrates the Prophet Mohammad, said court A lower court had ruled to block YouTube in 2013 Egypt’s top administrative court ruled on Saturday that regulators must block the video file-sharing site YouTube for one month over a video that
Internet Daily: Gmail Offline Support, Revamped YouTube Music, Facebook’s New Marketing Startegy in India and more
Today’s Internet Daily talks about Gmail, YouTube Music, Facebook, Twitter, and Google News. Keep reading to know the latest happenings on these services. Gmail Gets Offline Support Google’s latest addition to its slew of updates includes offline support for Gmail. To recall, Google announced Gmail’s web app last month,
7 Best YouTube channels to learn web development & designing
Need to learn web design and development? No worries, there are millions of tutorials, and videos available on YouTube for people to learn new skills or to pursue any new course. Anyone who has a desire to learn something new will never be disappointed. And the best
YouTube Testing New In-App Chat Function to Boost Social Activity
Google has never fared particularly well in social. This was highlighted earlier in the week when the search giant announced a new update for Google+ – which reminded many that Google+ actually does still exist. Yet, despite their various attempts and failures in trying to tap into the social realm, that
T-Mobile’s Binge On frees Netflix and Hulu from data caps, but not YouTube
T-Mobile USA will exempt a list of video streaming services from monthly data caps with Binge On, a feature that could let some subscribers watch more clips and shows without buying a more expensive plan. Those users will have to be happy with DVD-quality video, though, because
Facebook and Twitter try to attract YouTube stars with ad money
Ask a YouTube star why they don’t share videos directly to Facebook or Twitter and they’ll probably tell you that there’s no money in it — they make far more from YouTube ads and sponsored clips. The social networks are doing something about that, though. Bloomberg understands
Opinion: When Chrome, YouTube and Firefox drop it like it’s hot, Flash is a dead plugin walking
But we wanted more: interactivity, responsiveness, perhaps even a little bit of bling. Flash made this happen, and animators and designers could create all the interactivity they wanted and wrap it up in a file that was inserted into the web page and downloaded on request. The