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Your YouTube channel allows you to build a top-quality live-event series that connects with viewers.

A good way to decipher social media is to learn from young people for whom it is no mystery at all.

They are teaming up to find music video directors for three of the pop star's biggest hits.

Lopez's hard-luck origins and step-by-step rise to enormous success is an inspiring story that thrills entrepreneurs.

The reason why should be obvious, but many fell for PewDiePie's stunt.

People's 'Sexiest Man Alive,' who, oh yeah, is also the highest-paid actor in Hollywood, has launched a new YouTube series called 'Seven Bucks Moment.'

Which video got the no. 1 spot? (Hint: Look at the picture above.)

If you've been debating getting started on YouTube, here's how to jump right in.

Today is your day. Make it a good one, from the first buzz of the alarm clock to lights out. Let the motivating music set you free.

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

Here's what you can learn about entrepreneurship and audience engagement from these social media stars.

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

Start with consistency, authenticity and an ability to execute your ideas.

Add these empowering songs to a playlist and get pumped up before your next big interview, meeting or business deal.

Have a favorite YouTuber? Soon, it may be a lot easier to interact with them.

'It's very important that the entire world gets to see the courtroom,' said Dotcom's lawyer, Ira Rothken. 'The internet isn't run by any one nation, so we thought the solution itself would come from the internet.'

Think you can just post some videos, attract viewers and cash in? Time for a reality check.

Connor Franta has made millions as a YouTube star, but he knows that kind of celebrity won't last.

From indexing the web to breaking it, here are the online moments that changed everything.

These social media stars followed their passions and wound up with media empires.

PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, is known for his humorous, raw commentary on video games. He has almost 50 million subscribers on YouTube, more than both Justin Bieber or Rihanna.