Legally sourcing music for your YouTube videos doesn't have to be a minefield of copyrights and licenses. If you stick to these websites, you're free to use any of these music tracks, so long as ...

This story was written by Tameka Kee. Sources are telling the WSJ that YouTube and Warner Music Group (NYSE: WMG) (WMG) are in late stage talks to launch a music video site tentatively called "Vevo.

The music industry is going after websites that allow people to rip songs off of YouTube. Companies in the U.S. and United Kingdom filed a lawsuit on Monday against YouTube-mp3.org, a website that ...

Downloading music from YouTube is a fairly common practice, and the demand for making the process easier has inspired the creation of countless websites and software. But not every service can be ...

Back in August, the Latin smash pulled ahead of Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s “See You Again” as the most-watched video ever on the site ... turn to YouTube to hear the music they love.

YouTube and Universal Music Group are teaming up ... on social-networking pages and other sites. The free-to-view package will carry ads, including video spots of up to 15 seconds preceding ...

Sites that allow YouTube videos to be converted into an MP3 file ... that a third of 16-24-year-olds in the UK have ripped music from the Google-owned platform. Other platforms affected by the ...

The market research firm attributed this to YouTube's "wide array of teen-oriented content" that includes not only music videos, but also video games related content, social media influences and ...

The video for K-pop girl group TWICE's 2016 single "TT" has surpassed 700 million views on YouTube. The video passed the ...

Thousands of songs and music videos by hundreds of artists have vanished from YouTube after the video site failed to reach a new agreement with publishing rights organization SESAC. Artists like ...

The free-to-view package will carry ads preceding the music video. The two companies will share ad revenue on the Vevo.com site, on a Vevo channel on YouTube and on a customizable video player ...