Watch the Royal Wedding Live on YouTube

Live on www.youtube.com/theroyalchannel at 10am London time. 2am (PST), 5am (EDT), 10am (BST London), 11am (CEST), 2:30 (IST), 7pm (EST), 9pm (NZST)

Music videos now on YouTube app for Android

Now you can watch music videos from artists like Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Kanye West and U2 onto the YouTube 2.0 app for Android, available around the world.

To watch these videos your mobile phone needs to be running Android 2.2 (Froyo).

We’re also launching several new features to make it easier to discover and enjoy music videos on mobile:

• Music videos are now clearly marked with a ‘music note’ badge
• While enjoying the video you can read ‘artist bio’
• It’s easy to discover more tracks from the same artist using ‘artist tracks’ tab
• You’ll find similar cool bands on the ‘related artists’ tab

Although the latest YouTube native app comes pre-installed on many Android 2.3 devices, you can also install it manually by searching for 'YouTube' in Android Market and downloading the latest version.

googleOSPO's Channel@YouTube

Google Open Source YouTube Channel, you can find videos related Google Code Open Source project.

“I Want my Google TV!” contest

Google TV brings television, apps, and the entire World Wide Web directly to your living room...so you can watch even more YouTube, only now on the biggest screen in your home. And because it’s the season of giving, the crew here at YouTube and Google are excited to announce a contest to give away 100 free 46” Sony Internet TVs powered by Google TV.

To enter to win, create and upload a video telling us and all your friends on YouTube why you’re pumped up about Google TV. Winning submissions will be selected based on originality, creativity, entertainment factor, technical execution, and how well you explain why you are excited about Google TV and watching YouTube on Google TV. View the contest rules and full list of judging criteria here.

YouTube HTML5 Video Player

YouTube HTML5 Video Player is an opt-in experiment for HTML5 support on YouTube. If you are using a supported browser, you can choose to use the HTML5 player instead of the Flash player for most videos.

Supported Browsers

We support browsers that support both the video tag in HTML5 and either the h.264 video codec or the WebM format (with VP8 codec). These include:

• Firefox (WebM enabled version available here)
• Google Chrome (h.264 supported now, WebM enabled version available via Early Release Channel)
• Opera (WebM enabled version available here)
• Apple Safari (h.264, version 4+)
• Microsoft Internet Explorer with Google Chrome Frame installed (Get Google Chrome Frame)

NORAD Tracks Santa

Visit Official NORAD Santa Tracker

New Video Portal For Film Buffs, Powered by YouTube

The American Film Institute (AFI) just launched a new video portal on AFI.com featuring hundreds of videos from its vast archives. AFI is utilizing YouTube's APIs in order to stream videos directly from AFI's YouTube channel, as well as other great clips curated from YouTube. In addition to accessing the video content, users can post comments on the AFI.com video site as well as embed the videos on other sites, blogs and social networking pages.

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