Facebook is testing a new video section on its platform.

Highlights of Brian Lara's three hundreds in Sri Lanka are now available on YouTube. It was the way he tackled spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan that stood out.

The "Power of Women" event hosted by trade magazine Variety saw the fight for gender equality in Hollywood take center stage with Salma Hayek and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Thirty cadets at the prestigious US Military Academy at West Point were injured when an annual pillow fight tradition turned bloody.

Facebook has announced measures to tackle video piracy on its website.

British stand-up comedian Russell Brand has taken a step back from social media and his YouTube channel.

Google unveils a surprise restructuring, creating a new parent company called Alphabet Inc.

YouTube user Mrwhosetheboss in fact has created this devilishly simple video which shows how using just a few everyday items you can turn your smartphone into your very own holographic projector.

A shocking video seemingly showing a mother fall to her death beneath an escalator in front of her son has appeared online.

The British YouTubers, The Slow Mo Guys, bring in an epic slow motion video of a giant water balloon exploding after being filled with water along with a man inside it.

In two days, till last count at 6:30pm on Monday, the video had fetched 2,250,348 views, 100,161 likes and 118,647 shares on Facebook.

Bangladeshi-American engineer Shah Talukder had definite reasons to feel proud when his daughter launched a language coaching programme for poor students back in his motherland four years ago. And he had reasons to be frustrated too when Leilah, in the US, had trouble communicating with her students in Bangladesh due to hartals, weather, or traffic jams.

Tweets and YouTube videos by fighters from the Islamic State group have allowed analysts to pinpoint their movements in Iraq and Syria, highlighting the group's increasing push towards government strongholds.

YouTube is creating an online arena devoted to video game play, jumping onto a hot "e-sports" trend and challenging Amazon-owned Twitch.

So how do you rock YouTube? These are some tips for making the most of YouTube come from Gideon Mountford, Head of Video for Believe Digital, speaking at music industry conference Sound City in Liverpool, UK.