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The Lollapalooza music festival has been around for quite some time, originating with Perry Ferrell and Jane's Addiction. The concert series persists, and will take place this weekend in Chicago -- in fact, starting today at 2:30pm CST, taking place from Grant Park and featuring more than 20 artists. The entire festival will be broadcast live on YouTube. The Google-owned
It is the biggest time of the year for tennis fans, as the annual Wimbledon tournament has rolled around once again. This year the showcase of the sport can be watched, not only if pay the money and fly to England, not only on your TV, but also right on you computer -- or a set top box with the right
Vine is the Twitter service that will let you push a six second video to your Twitter and Facebook fans. For a long time you could do that on your iOS devices. This morning, Twitter's Blog announced Vine will be available for Android devices. One interesting feature Vine has is the stop-motion option. You only record when your finger is
Do you want to get a slow motion video of cars passing by but don't have the special camera to do that? YouTube is helping you out on that one. Today YouTube released Slow Motion - a new enhancement to slow a video down 50%, 25% or 12.5%. The only caveat - Your video cannot go over 10 minutes in
Hulu continues to surprise me -- the service never seems quite mainstream, but continues to thrive. This time the TV service is announcing record gains in subscriptions to its Plus service, the paid subscription plan that it introduced back in 2010. "Overall, Hulu continues to grow very quickly. In Q1 of this year, we set new records for revenue, and
Psy, the South Korean music star who put Seoul's Gangnam neighborhood on the map with a video that broke all records, is coming back this weekend. In honor of all of his YouTube success and fans, the star will debut his new song on the video sharing service this coming Saturday. According to the Google service, "the artist who made K-Pop
Those of you who have been using VUDU to watch movies may have received a rather scary email recently. No, the company didn't get hacked. Instead, what happened was a physical break-in to their offices. Whoever did it walked away with multiple hard drives that contained important data such as customer names, encrypted passwords, addresses, and phone numbers. In other