YouTube
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Sugg’s videos dispensing beauty and life advice have 307m views, and now she has the fastest selling debut novel ever
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YouTube video of confrontation outside London clinic goes viral as activist who filmed it faces threat of legal action
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Viral video chart Viral video chart: Star Wars: The Force Awakens gets spoofed, Tom Cruise’s brush with a bus
This week’s roundup includes a ‘what-if Wes Anderson directed Star Wars’ and the Mission Impossible star forgetting basic street-crossing skills
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The ISC suggests internet companies can detect terrorist behaviour in the same way as search engines detect child abuse images. But these are very different technical undertakings
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Have your say on Google’s child-friendly plans, as well as reCAPTCHA, Apple iPod revelations, Ghostery Android browser and more
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Newsnight presenter quizzes Allegra Stratton, Chris Cook and Duncan Weldon for five-minute YouTube slot
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YouTube star Zoella’s first book sells 78,000 copies in its first week, the highest first week’s sales of a new author ever!
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Have your say on the latest change to social network’s news feed, as well as Kim Dotcom, Stephen Hawking, Stampy and more
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Gaming and children’s entertainment are both big on YouTube, so new channel aims to combine the two
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Promo for Star Wars 7 already clocked up over 50m views, with multiple spoof and fan versions hitting internet
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Have your say on the latest front in Google and Apple’s battle, as well as Peter Sunde, Apple Pay, YouTube and more
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With 4.3m subscribers and 1.6bn views so far, British gamer Daniel Middleton is following peers PewDiePie and The Yogscast onto smartphones and tablets
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Beyoncé’s new music video, Jennifer Aniston pranks Chris Stark and a lamb chop goes into space
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Digital disruptor Ollie Peart embarks on an interstellar journey around YouTube that begins with a Janet Jackson nipple ring and ends on the impending binary black hole
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Have your say on new research on social networking, plus Google breakup, Sony’s e-paper smartwatch plans, and more
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Mysterious toy-unboxer DC Toys Collector – formerly DisneyCollector – was the most popular YouTube channel in October with 400m views
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Advertising Standards Authority rules that video paid for by Oreos brand that featured YouTube stars broke advertising code
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Have your say on IDC’s prediction of declining iPad sales, net neutrality, Spotify, YouTube toy channels and more
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Advertising watchdog rules that videos where British stars took part in ‘Oreo Lick Race’ on their channels did not clearly state they were adverts
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Children aged 11 to 15 turning to online video and streaming services in greater numbers, research by media regulator reveals
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And the vast majority of those views were of clips made by fans and the growing wave of Minecraft YouTubers
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Bob Geldof ‘worries’ about 99p track prices, but getting fans to donate rather than delete and re-download might be the best move
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Have your say on Amazon’s latest TV ambitions, Twine, the ‘poop’ emoji, Minecraft videos and more. By Stuart Dredge
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A cat plays with paper, two kids play with paint and one man stays cool in a brawl. Frances Perraudin runs through the week’s top viral videos
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Contrary to Billy Bragg criticism, star is sticking to her policy of keeping her back catalogue off free on-demand services. By Stuart Dredge
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Have your say on iOS store’s new buttons, as well as Uber questions, Apple encryption, Jolla tablet and more. By Stuart Dredge
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Jess Zimmerman: Before the web, cultural capital came from being in on the joke. Now it comes from not being left out of it
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Leaders Live features five debates with party leaders appearing on their own to face questions from studio and online audiences
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Musicians, YouTube stars and other artists are raising recurring funds from more than 125,000 fans. writes Stuart Dredge
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However, Swift’s spokesperson denies any arrangement has been made with new YouTube Music Key service run by Google
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Younger talent in coding, making, animation and music are creating waves in the technology industry
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In the age of an Ebola epidemic, the art of the latest rendition of the Band Aid classic lies in avoiding a Twitterstorm
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A Swedish organisation has posted a distressing video showing women being abused physically and verbally – yet only one person reacts
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Brand sings Parklife, Sainsbury’s release a WW1 Christmas advert and the Vine star defends himself. By Frances Perraudin
Why we should stop worrying and learn to love Zoella