Broadcast any event live in 360-degrees with this new everyday use camera.

GoPro launches a new VR website and app to reduce its dependence on YouTube.

Open Broadcaster Software is free and open source software for video recording and live streaming. Stream to Twitch, YouTube and many other providers or record your own videos with high quality H264 / AAC encoding.

Google started adding 360-degree movies back in early 2015. Their collection continues to grow, here are some of my favorites I've found.

Over the last decade we have watched as social media has grown its way into our lives and evolved along the way. With Twitter the speed of communication began to ramp up but it still wasn’t realtime, not quite yet. Then, last year, Meerkat helped change the game with the introduction of live streaming on mobile. Millions flocked to it because it allowed users to connect with their favorite denizens of the internet – and with each other – in an unfiltered and raw way. Since then, Meerkat has been followed (and surpassed) by a number of similar apps from established social networks as the num...

Royal Video Player is a responsive player that can play local videos, streaming videos or YouTube videos. (It'll play pretty much anything with an mp4 format.)

Game maker Supercell is the big winner on Adweek and Google's year-end YouTube Ads Leaderboard list for 2015, ranking the most-viewed commercials posted to the video site. But the top [...]

Ever wonder what it's like to jump and flip around the desert of Utah's Goblin Valley Skate Park? A new series from Vice Sports will let you experience that, without the threat of injury.

It's a Supercell world. Other brands on Adweek and Google's monthly YouTube Ads Leaderboard just live in it. Or so it would appear from December's ranking of the most watched [...]

The company just raised $25 million for this project.

YouTube launched a 360 degree video channel last year that has a little over 800,000 subscribers, and it looks like the video giant plans on doing more with the service. According to a Buzzfeed report, sources "familiar with the company's plans" say that YouTube is working on bringing live 360 degree videos to the platform.…

If you haven’t yet heard of Movidius, very few would blame you. In the chip making world there are the Titans like Intel, Qualcomm, and Nvidia and then there’s everyone else. Movidius aims fall somewhere in the middle, a highly focused chip maker specializing in a chip that nobody else is making, at least not at their level. A chip focused entirely on computer vision problems. Movidius’ origins read a bit like the script for a movie. David Moloney, Movidius’ CTO, was working on his PhD in High Performance Computing at the Trinity College in Dublin. Inspired by talks with Andy Nisbett, Molon...

The famous red-and-white-striped character is seen tiptoeing around Santa Monica in a mind-bendingly fun YouTube video.

Wondering about the quality of the Samsung Gear 360 and its ability to record 360-degree video? As part of their promotional push, Samsung hooked a YouTuber up with the camera as they looked to vlog their musings at the Oscars.

The quickly growing mainstream popularity of Twitter’s Periscope App, Facebook Live, YouTube Live Streaming, and Meerkat has certainly heightened the interest of many in .

Shooting 360 degree video, which can be viewed on Youtube, Facebook, or with a VR headset, was once reserved for professionals with a professional budget. Over the last year, we’ve begun seeing a number of manufacturers releasing 360 degree cameras that promise high quality immersive video at a price point that consumers can actually afford.

Hold on to your immersive video goggles, live streaming VR could be coming to YouTube.

virtual reality is clearly here to stay. More tech companies are making their own VR headsets with more advanced features and innovative ways to control them. Google has been updating some of their apps

Share TweetEveryday more and more brands create 360-degree virtual reality video content and upload it to YouTube and Facebook. And with YouTube’s latest announcement to support virtual reality content, we can expect even more VR creators to fully embrace the platform. Even with all this amazing virtual reality content available to viewers, it is still …

Just the other day, YouTube hired Jaunt VR's Scott Broock as its 'Global VR Evangelist', and earlier this month, Google's Vice President of product management, Clay Bavor, was reportedly put in charge of the

Business roundup: Apple hired a VR guru, YouTube poached a VR evangelist from Jaunt, Starbreeze received a major investment and more.

YouTube and Sundance Institute announced today an expansion of their multi-year collaboration to support the development of emerging storytellers.

For the first time, a 360-degree video has made its way onto the monthly YouTube Ad Leaderboard. It comes from 'Clash of Clans' developer Supercell.

Share TweetSan-Francisco-based VR studio, River Studios, has now opened up shop in Los Angeles with creator Sam Macaroni and former YouTube Space LA exec Andy Stack as some of their latest hires. Born out of Rothenberg Ventures and first launched in 2015 in San Francisco, the expansion into Los Angeles is the company’s latest commitment …

After all this time, you can finally feel it in the air: virtual reality and augmented reality are about to make the leap we’ve all been waiting for. As far as mainstream devices go, VR had a…