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After months of speculation,  Facebook  last week  acknowledged  that there was some decrease in the number of "younger teens" using the social network on a daily basis. Now an annual survey of 4,014 young people provides more proof that teens may be looking elsewhere. The Futures Company , a research consultancy, interviewed teens in July and found that 41.6% of those aged 12 to 15 said Facebook was their favorite website compared to 48% of teens overall. Last year, Facebook was the most popular site among 12- to 15-year-olds. The most popular site among all teens now is YouTube, according to the report. Fifty percent of teens surveyed cited YouTube as their favorite site versus 45.2% for Facebook. (The company's report, the 2013 TRU Youth Monitor, has not yet been released, but  Mashable  got a sneak peek at the data.) Others on the list include Amazon (27.8%), Google (25%), Twitter (19.5%), Yahoo (12.1%), eBay (10.7%) and Tumblr (12.3%). Note...

Sunday's  YouTube Music Awards  — a new event for the Internet, influenced by the Internet and aired on the Internet — is taking a stab at reinventing the way fans participate and watch awards shows. YouTube chose its nominees based on musicians'  YouTube  stats, including video views, Likes, comments and channel subscriptions. The winners will be decided by share counts for the each artist's nomination video on Facebook, Google+ and Twitter. SEE ALSO:  6 Big Winners of the Inaugural YouTube Music Awards Getting fans involved in the voting process via social media isn't new (the MTV  Video Music Awards  and People's Choice Awards do it, too). However,  Google  is doing a few things differently: The powers that be bypassed the entertainment experts who normally choose nominees, and they opted to air the show on YouTube rather than on TV. But how will it all play out in the live stream on Sunday at 6 p.m. ET? Awards-show director ...

According to  Billboard , YouTube is aiming to make its own Spotify-like subscription music service. There'll be a free streaming service (which, uh, should differentiate from free YouTube) and a premium tier that'll be like Google Music's All Access streaming service. Basically, every company wants their own music streaming service! The streaming service is supposed to be made for mobile devices which, duh, since if you want to listen to YouTube on your computer you could just... YouTube it. Billboard describes the YouTube streaming service: The free tier is likely to be unlimited, on-demand access to full tracks on all platforms, including mobile, said several people who have been briefed on the proposed service. In that sense, the paid tier is more of a "soft sell" as YouTube's primary goal is to continue to amass ears and eyes to its mobile platform to sell ads. YouTube, which is already used to listen to music and watch music videos, is goi...

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تشهد التعليقات التي تكون عادة اسفل فيديو اليوتيوب العديد من النقاشات والتعليقات حول الفيديو , ولكن مع التعديلات والتحديثات التي قامت بها يوتيوب لن تكون كذلك بعد اليوم .  فقد سمحت يوتيوب  بحذف اي تعليق غير مرغوب به من قبل صاحب الفيديو . وقد علق مدير منتج يوتيوب ناندو يانكريم على هذا التحديث بقوله " ان هذا الامر سيجعل مالك الفيديو متحكم بالتعليقات الهامة وغير المرغوب بها وهذا سيحقق مزيد من الفائدة والتطور " ,