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Despacito, Most Viewed Video on YouTube, Gets Deleted in Hack
Despacito, the most streamed video of all time on YouTube that hit a record 5 billion views recently, was deleted from YouTube for a brief while on Tuesday.
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OurMine Hacks Vevo, Dumps 3.12TB of Celebrity Data
The hacking group later deleted the data from their website after "a request from VEVO."
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Music Video Service Vevo Aims to Launch Paid Service
Vevo videos, which are racking up 17 billion views a month worldwide, would continue to be available for free on YouTube and other platforms.
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David Bowie's Lazarus Breaks Adele's Hello Record
David Bowie has broken a record for most views of his music videos in the aftermath of his death. His song Lazarus scored 51 million views, which marked Vevo's highest number of views ever in a single day for an artist's catalog, wresting the record from fellow British artist Adele whose videos were seen 36 million times
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David Bowie Posthumously Breaks Adele's Vevo Record on YouTube
Vevo said Bowie's videos scored 51 million views on Monday, the day his death was announced.
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Vessel Video Streaming Service Launched, Bets Fans Will Pay for Early Access
Vessel, which costs viewers $3 a month, was founded by former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar and CTO Richard Tom.
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Messaging Service Tango to Offer Media Content
Tango said its 200 million users worldwide will be able to browse new "Channels" for entertainment, news, sports and other categories to discover articles, videos and songs. Content providers so far include music streaming service Spotify, AOL properties including the Huffington Post and Dailymotion, the video repository.
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Tango Messaging App to Provide Media Content from AOL, Spotify, Vevo
The app distribute content in a new effort to differentiate itself in the hotly contested mobile messaging sector.
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Vevo online music video hub hits 6 billion monthly average views
Vevo CEO on Tuesday said the company had seen a nearly 50 percent jump in viewership in December.
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Justin Bieber's Baby hits 1 billion on video hosting website
Teen pop sensation Justin Bieber's 2010 breakout single Baby has reached 1 billion views on a popular video hosting website.
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Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball named Most Watched Video of 2013
The music video for songstress Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball topped the list of Vevo's most-viewed music video of 2013.
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YouTube invests in video music site Vevo
YouTube to feature Vevo's music videos on its website.
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YouTube invests in music video hub Vevo
Google Inc's YouTube said on Wednesday that it has made an investment in online music video hub Vevo, which provides some of the most popular content on YouTube.
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Vevo aims to differentiate itself from YouTube with Web TV
Vevo's move to strengthen its own brand comes at a time when both Google and Apple are reportedly looking to debut their own streaming music services.
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MySpace may trim down to win suitors
The fading social networking star MySpace may cut more staff to be attractive to suitors.
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Despacito, Most Viewed Video on YouTube, Gets Deleted in Hack
Despacito, the most streamed video of all time on YouTube that hit a record 5 billion views recently, was deleted from YouTube for a brief while on Tuesday.
-
OurMine Hacks Vevo, Dumps 3.12TB of Celebrity Data
The hacking group later deleted the data from their website after "a request from VEVO."
-
Music Video Service Vevo Aims to Launch Paid Service
Vevo videos, which are racking up 17 billion views a month worldwide, would continue to be available for free on YouTube and other platforms.
-
David Bowie's Lazarus Breaks Adele's Hello Record
David Bowie has broken a record for most views of his music videos in the aftermath of his death. His song Lazarus scored 51 million views, which marked Vevo's highest number of views ever in a single day for an artist's catalog, wresting the record from fellow British artist Adele whose videos were seen 36 million times
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David Bowie Posthumously Breaks Adele's Vevo Record on YouTube
Vevo said Bowie's videos scored 51 million views on Monday, the day his death was announced.
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Vessel Video Streaming Service Launched, Bets Fans Will Pay for Early Access
Vessel, which costs viewers $3 a month, was founded by former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar and CTO Richard Tom.
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Messaging Service Tango to Offer Media Content
Tango said its 200 million users worldwide will be able to browse new "Channels" for entertainment, news, sports and other categories to discover articles, videos and songs. Content providers so far include music streaming service Spotify, AOL properties including the Huffington Post and Dailymotion, the video repository.
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Tango Messaging App to Provide Media Content from AOL, Spotify, Vevo
The app distribute content in a new effort to differentiate itself in the hotly contested mobile messaging sector.
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Vevo online music video hub hits 6 billion monthly average views
Vevo CEO on Tuesday said the company had seen a nearly 50 percent jump in viewership in December.
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Justin Bieber's Baby hits 1 billion on video hosting website
Teen pop sensation Justin Bieber's 2010 breakout single Baby has reached 1 billion views on a popular video hosting website.
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Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball named Most Watched Video of 2013
The music video for songstress Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball topped the list of Vevo's most-viewed music video of 2013.
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YouTube invests in video music site Vevo
YouTube to feature Vevo's music videos on its website.
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YouTube invests in music video hub Vevo
Google Inc's YouTube said on Wednesday that it has made an investment in online music video hub Vevo, which provides some of the most popular content on YouTube.
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Vevo aims to differentiate itself from YouTube with Web TV
Vevo's move to strengthen its own brand comes at a time when both Google and Apple are reportedly looking to debut their own streaming music services.
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MySpace may trim down to win suitors
The fading social networking star MySpace may cut more staff to be attractive to suitors.
