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Facebook in Real Life
Did you experience seeing your "ABOUT" page in Facebook changed your entry on "WORK and Education" Experience? How about a shocking moment while seeing some comments of "Friends of Friends" in a supposedly "for Friends only" post in your wall? Now how about this, Photos in your "For Friends" album with comments from "Friends of Friends". Are you frustrated or not? I bet, but thinking if this number one Social Media site is your home, what would it feels like in a real life situation?
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Youtube Goes Live Streaming
You are right, number one video sharing site - YouTube has leveled up when it announced Friday that it will roll out live streaming beta capability to its platform.
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Today we're announcing the initial roll out of YouTube Live, which will integrate live streaming capabilities and discovery tools directly into the YouTube platform for the first time. This begins with a new YouTube Live browse page (www.youtube.com/live), where you can always find the most compelling live events happening on YouTube and add events to your calendar. Subscribe to your favorite YouTube live-streaming partners to be notified of upcoming live streams on your customized homepage.
A screenshot of April 10 (Philippines Time) Live offering of Youtube
In this feature, certain Youtube Partners with good account standing can live stream with their channel on Youtube. But this isn't a total roll out for they do it incrementally, but to those partners who have interests about this new feature, they can always check the Partner Communications Hub of the site. YouTube started testing its new live-streaming platform in September 2010 with four partners: Howcast, Next New Networks, Rocketboom and Young Hollywood.
So, you can browse to www.youtube.com/live to check out some of the live streams taking place all over the earth.
“All broadcasters need is a webcam or external USB/FireWire camera," it said.
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Today we're announcing the initial roll out of YouTube Live, which will integrate live streaming capabilities and discovery tools directly into the YouTube platform for the first time. This begins with a new YouTube Live browse page (www.youtube.com/live), where you can always find the most compelling live events happening on YouTube and add events to your calendar. Subscribe to your favorite YouTube live-streaming partners to be notified of upcoming live streams on your customized homepage.
A screenshot of April 10 (Philippines Time) Live offering of Youtube
In this feature, certain Youtube Partners with good account standing can live stream with their channel on Youtube. But this isn't a total roll out for they do it incrementally, but to those partners who have interests about this new feature, they can always check the Partner Communications Hub of the site. YouTube started testing its new live-streaming platform in September 2010 with four partners: Howcast, Next New Networks, Rocketboom and Young Hollywood.
So, you can browse to www.youtube.com/live to check out some of the live streams taking place all over the earth.
“All broadcasters need is a webcam or external USB/FireWire camera," it said.
Top 10 YouTube Stars Who rake $100,000 Plus Per Year
1. Shane Dawson – $315,000
Shane Dawson is so popular that he is three different YouTube channels. His most popular channel consists of his comedy skits and music video parodies. Dawson created a second channel as a vlog and for a separate series called "Ask Shane," and his third channel only has videos taken from his iPhone.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 431,787,450
2. The Annoying Orange – $288,000
The Annoying Orange is a comedy web series that takes place in a kitchen and is about talking fruit. Dane Boedigheimer is the mastermind behind the series and is also the voice of Orange.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 349,753,047
3. Philip DeFranco – $181,000
Philip DeFranco uploads a new video onto YouTube every Monday to Thursday for his show – The Philip DeFranco Show. His video blogging topics range from politics to pop culture.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 248,735,032
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4. Ryan Higa – $151,000
Ryan Higa makes comedy skits and is a video blogger who turned into a viral star with his "How to be Gangster" and "How to be Ninja" videos. Even though he doesn't upload as many videos as his fellow YouTube celebrities, Higa is still the top dog at YouTube with over 2.6 million subscribers.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 206,979,909
5. Fred – $146,000
Lucas Cruikshank plays "a lonely six year old named Fred" who uses his mom's video camera and posts videos on a YouTube channel. As the second most subscribed to YouTube channel, Lucas Cruikshank's immensely popular Fred character even has a movie coming out backed by Nickelodeon.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 200,656,150
6. Shay Carl – $140,000
As a radio DJ, Shay Carl started making comedy skits and put them on YouTube for the world to see. He claims to have held 20 different jobs before settling down with his DJ and YouTube gigs.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 192,309,247
7. Mediocre Films – $116,000
Greg Benson created Mediocre Films initially for a sketchy comedy TV series called "Skip TV." The show lasted for one season, and now Benson makes low budget comedy videos for the web.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 159,030,703
8. Smosh – $113,000
Smosh is the comedy duo of Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla, and with over 1.7 million subscribers, they make up the 5th most popular channel on YouTube. They first shot to viral fame with their "Pokemon Theme Music Video" which became YouTube's most viewed video in Spring 2006. However, due to copyright reasons, the original video was removed from YouTube.J
uly 2009 - 2010 Views: 154,936,876
9. The Young Turks – $112,000
The Young Turks is a political talk show that also airs on Sirius Satellite Radio. Founded and hosted by Cenk Uygur, The Young Turks talk show and their vast viewership has proven that the Internet can be a viable broadcast platform.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 153,807,362
10. Natalie Tran– $101,000
Under the user name of communitychannel, Natalie Tran is the most subscribed to YouTube user in Australia. Like most others on this list, she is a video blogger and occasionally uploads comedy skits.
July 2009 - 2010 Views: 138,871,829
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