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How many ways can you put video marketing to work for your brand?

Peter Voogd talks with Ryan Blair on success tips for your growing company.

Eve Rodriguez talks about growing candy company Dulcelandia after appealing to a wider Latino population.

Remember all those videos you decided against posting and deleted instead? Facebook kept them.

With changes to YouTube's Partner Program, many small content creators are looking elsewhere.

Humans are visual animals. Quality videos increase engagement, improve user experience and set your brand apart from the competition.

Jessica Abo sits down with producer Reuven Ashtar, who manages YouTube stars, to get tips for aspiring content creators.

Following the Logan Paul 'suicide forest' video controversy, YouTube this week promised to spend $5 million this year funding videos that promote positive social messages.

Like pretty much everything else, getting started is half of succeeding.

The moderators are frequently tasked with watching disturbing video and images of child sexual abuse, violence, animal cruelty and more.

Whether you're celebrating a big deal, a birthday or the fact that it is finally Friday, these easy-to-make concoctions will put a smile on everyone's face.

The creators behind some of the most viral videos online explain how you can make your own marketing videos just as sensational.

These ads are bound to make you laugh -- or in some cases, shed a tear.

The social giant just put out a list of the most talked about global topics on the network this year.

Exciting (and lucrative) stuff is happening in the spaces where music and technology converge. Smart entrepreneurs can take advantage.

Start with a story people care about, and don't forget that 'call to action' button.

Find out why this internet star took home the 2016 Streamys award for Best Brand Campaign.

Fly Musk to the moon. Let him play among the stars.

Inside this performer's incredible sock-selling feat.

The snoozy GIF says it all -- or does it?

Embracing social entrepreneurship with an eco twist, SaltWater Brewery uses beer-brewing byproducts to create biodegradable rings that nourish -- not maim and kill -- marine life. We'll drink to that.