There's no shortage of livestreaming apps, but there's one that teens are clamoring to: YouNow. YouNow's founder, Adi Sideman, told us earlier this year that 70% of YouNow's users are under the age of ...

When Justin's broadcasting, it's casual. He doesn't really ever stare straight into the camera. He sits slouched, elbow on desk, forehead on palm, possibly flipping through tabs on his browser while ...

Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Twitter are dominating live-streaming video. With their platforms Facebook Live, YouTube, Twitch, and Periscope anyone can reach billions of people. So, why would people ...

What to expect from Periscope, Meerkat and YouNow. — -- With the advent of live video streaming apps, it's now easier than ever to life-cast to your social media followers or even build a legion ...

YouNow, a four-year-old, New York-based social network that connects audiences and broadcasters in real time, has raised $15 million in new funding co-led by earlier backers Venrock and investor Oren ...

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Social video startup YouNow wants to bring live video performers online and provide a social environment where they can show off their skills to anyone else tuning in. But to do that, you need users, ...

YouNow partners Brent Morgan and Brittany Smith held a joint session on the site from their home in Huntville, Alabama. The broadcast climbed to one of the top spots on YouNow's trending list. YouNow ...

Every Tuesday, Vanessa and Veronica Merrell spend an hour livestreaming themselves singing covers of their favorite songs or playing charades. But the 18-year-old sisters aren't doing this on ...

LOS ANGELES — You've probably heard about Meerkat and Periscope, the two live video streaming apps that launched this year to big headlines, and heavy usage from the technorati. We're guessing that if ...

Generation Z, the youngest wave of teens shaping the zeitgeist, is finding and building its own supportive, inclusive communities online — ones that stretch far beyond the cafeteria table. For many ...