EDGE on the Net

Logo’s founder announced this week that he would be launching a new YouTube channel in January geared towards the LGBT community.

Here is our round of viral videos that feature two protests and Bristol Palin’s son who uses some choice words during a tantrum.

A teacher from a Florida high school quit his job this week after allegations were made against him that the title of a gay sex YouTube video popped up on his project during class.

A teen from West Virginia is being sharply criticized for an Internet radio broadcast posted on YouTube where he says that Obama is "making kids gay."

Before he was a superstar, Justin Bieber was your typical teenager posting YouTube videos. Fame has come to others through the Internet. EDGE profiles three: Samwell, Johnny Boy and Michael Buckley.

YouTube is making its long expected foray into live streaming by launching an experimental trial with four new media partners.

A business consultant wants a court to force YouTube and owner Google to unmask a cyber cipher who posted what she says are unauthorized videos of her and online comments that hurt her reputation.

YouTube is trying to become as brainless and painless to watch as the boob tube. In the process, the Web’s leading video site hopes to learn enough about its viewers to replace their remote control.

The Pakistani government blocked access to YouTube on Thursday because of "sacrilegious" content in a growing Internet crackdown against sites deemed offensive to the country’s majority Muslim population.

"Downfall," a German film released in 2004 about Hitler’s last days, has been adopted for wildly popular YouTube parodies that have spanned mock rants about topics as varied as playing Xbox video games to Kanye West to Apple’s new iPad.