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In the run-up to an expected spring launch of Photoshop CS6, Adobe has started posting teaser videos on YouTube that demonstrate some seriously awesome functionality.

Today, following up from the critically acclaimed introduction of Content Aware Fill and Heal in CS5, Adobe demonstrated Content Aware Move and Extend.

There is a whole subculture on YouTube devoted to beauty tutorials with an increasing amount of subscribers.

Rather than asking your mother or a girlfriend to teach you how to French braid your hair, you can look it up on YouTube — and there are hundreds of videos on that one hairstlye alone.

We’ve rounded up ten channels to follow on YouTube for tips and tricks on hair, makeup and nails.

Do you include YouTube in your beauty routine? Let us know in the comments.

A year ago, Rebecca Black’s unforgettable viral tune “Friday” first appeared on YouTube.

Since then, the massively autotuned “Friday” music video has reached millions upon millions of eyes, spawned countless parodies and caught the attention of many celebrities.

Fans of The Bachelor are all too familiar with this season’s over-the-top contestant Courtney, who makes snide comments at the camera and likes to take off her bikini top.

Now, a video has popped up on YouTube that has turned some of her signature phrases — from “Winning!” to “I do modeling” — into a catchy Auto-Tune clip.

In common with every file-sharing, video hosting or other digital storage facility on the web, RapidShare has been used by some of its members to host infringing material.

Just like Google-owned YouTube, RapidShare has been sued for the actions of its users and just like the video giant, has prevailed in court.

Last year, when Universal Music issued a very questionable takedown of a Megaupload commercial -- which involved some Universal Music artists -- UMG suggested that it had extra special rights with YouTube in which it could take down videos that it didn't even have a direct copyright on.

Before he helped pave Sesame Street or invented the Muppets, Jim Henson was a young, experimental filmmaker.

One of his earliest works, a 1963 short called "Robot," has been unearthed and put on YouTube by AT&T.