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The openly gay bronze medalist has described himself as 'America's sweetheart' after gaining attention for his funny and honest Twitter presence.

The landscape has changed, but some of the fundamental principles of being a YouTuber remain the same.

Mari Takahashi talks about the importance of diverse interests and collaboration as a content creator.

Stop worrying about storage limits and scrolling endlessly to find old memories.

Go behind the scenes to learn how attaining online fame has shaped the lifestyles and finances of many YouTube personalities.

Hint: It's not the toilet seat.

Facebook may have copied some of Snapchat's features, but the newer app that's been embraced by a younger demographic is still growing.

Deliberation over whether to show a clip from the movie 'Wall Street,' an explanation of what the phrase 'jam sesh' means and more.

From VR livestreams to 'snow camouflage,' technology will enhance athletes' performances and spectators' experiences.

And no, it can't be be resolved by blowing off some steam or meditating for 30 minutes.

Ads that were funny, focused on the product in question and were even a bit meta rose above the noise this year.

The company wants its workers to pack boxes faster, without having to scan barcodes.

If you're the one talking, it's your responsibility to make sure others are listening.

On Alphabet's earnings call for the last quarter of 2017, the company revealed some eye-opening stats and made some big statements.

Alibaba's Jack Ma, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and even Elton John shared inspirational lessons at this year's World Economic Forum.

Whether they're turning 5, 10, 15, 20, 50, 60 or 100 this year, these businesses and products are worth commemorating.

The on-trend drink is available through Valentine's Day.

An assemblymember of the California State Legislature is worried about safety risks and fire hazards.

From Amazon's Alexa losing her voice to an imperative to support local businesses, here's a glimpse of the commercials that have circulated so far.

'Alexa lost her voice? How is that even possible?' the baffled founder asks.

Musk wasn't kidding when he said flamethrowers would follow hats in the Boring Company merch line.

Reactions on the internet can be knee-jerk and ruthless, no matter how good your intentions are.

Letting friendly co-workers collaborate on projects might be more fruitful than asking those who are less familiar with each other to put their heads together.

At the World Economic Forum, top business and state leaders, thinkers and activists are talking about how to accelerate progress.

#BloggerGate rages on as hotel owner Paul Stenson continues to drag YouTuber Elle Darby.

If you're sleep deprived, don't deprive yourself further for the sake of sticking to a routine.

Screenshots circulating on the platform may be giving some users a run for their money.

'Maybe I should tell my staff they will be featured in your video in lieu of receiving payment for work carried out while you're in residence?'

Artist Eli Rezkallah has created a 'parallel universe' of images in which men do housework and serve women, not the other way around.

Google is offering 10,000 Americans access to subsidized online courses with the hope of recruiting some of the students.