Unfortunately, there’s as of yet no mention of broader streaming capabilities coming for regular YouTube users that want to stream their own video content.

YouTube has announced a new set of application programming interfaces to help developers in the process of live streaming their games. The announcement came in a GDC presentation to developers ...

Paul Schmutzler demonstrates quick and easy one-touch streaming to YouTube Live with the LiveU Solo.

YouTube are planning to make it easier for developers to insert live streaming tools into their games. The API, announced at GDC, will give game makers an easy way to provide their community with ...

Last year, YouTube introduced 60 frames per second (fps) video streams and today, it's bringing the same smooth playback experience to live streaming videos, as well. As Google rightly notes in ...

If you haven’t heard, Google has launched the YouTube WatchMe for Android project. The goal for this new project is to allow Android developers to integrate live streaming within their apps.

YouTube's a gigantic swishling pot of gameplay videos, as you might have noticed, but it's about to become even more gigantic and slightly more swishling with the addition of a new live-streaming ...

With the YouTube WatchMe for Android project, Google is looking to help third-party developers integrate live streaming directly into their apps. It’s an open source project available on GitHub ...