Google-owned sites, led by YouTube, continued to dominate the online video world in June, accounting for 149.3 million unique U.S. Internet users, according to a report by online tracking firm comScore. More>>

Affine Systems, a San Francisco-based video technology company, has launched a business platform that enables advertisers to buy and place spots on premium video content delivered over the Internet.More>>

More than 3,000 additional films from three major studios will be available for rent on YouTube starting May 9, the Google-owned company announced, with some titles reportedly available day-and-date with DVD.More>>

YouTube is close to expanding its movie-rental service to include new release films day and date with DVD, 'The Wall Street Journal' and 'The Wrap' reported.More>>

YouTube’s domination of online video consumption remains impressive in every data metric except marketing relevance, said Mark Cuban, outspoken owner of HDNet, Landmark Theatres, Magnolia Pictures and the Dallas Mavericks, in a blog post.More>>

GoDigital Media Group April 14 said it signed a distribution deal with YouTube enabling it to distribute independent movies and TV shows on the Google-owned social media website’s new content channel platform.More>>

Both globally and domestically, YouTube is the No. 1 application downloaded on Samsung connected HDTVs, the company said May 23.More>>

A day after announcing it would add 3,000 new movies for rent on YouTube, Google May 10 announced that those same movies and more would be available for rent by owners of the roughly 100 million Android devices in the market.More>>

Western Digital’s WD TV Live Hub ($200) and WD TV Live Plus ($130) media players now have CinemaNow via a firmware update. The upgrade gives owners access to more than 10,000 TV shows and films.More>>

Google said in a March 31 legal filing that a U.S. District Court judge was correct in ruling that alleged copyright infringement on YouTube fell under the safe harbor provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and contends that ruling should be upheld.More>>