Apple has announced that Google's YouTube Application won't be included in the next version of software for the iPhone and iPad. YouTube has been a core app since the iPhone debuted in 2007.

Apple looks to compete with Microsoft's and Google's smaller tablet models. Also, Google builds a robot brain that becomes keen on cat videos, and women post unflattering pictures of each other on Facebook.

The International Olympic Committee will provide live web coverage of the London games this summer to nations in Asia and Africa. If the online feed catches on, a television network might be interested in paying for future international rights.

Forget pricey TV spots. Political campaigners turn to YouTube for free and fast distribution of their political ads.

OK, there's a catch: It's only one class and it's online.

Choose your own adventure with this YouTube "video game."

Because we apparently need another YouTube

But at least you get some control of your profile.

YouTube posts an hour of video every second. The website's owner, Google, is still trying to turn that content into cash.