Vevo hosts many videos on YouTube and it appears that some of its content was compromised earlier today, with thumbnails and descriptions being altered. Vevo is currently investigating.
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According to a new report, Facebook is looking at competing directly with YouTube's Vevo, by publishing music videos on its massive social network. This is just the latest move for original content.
Vevo released its first app for Windows 8 and Windows RT on Tuesday, allowing users to stream music videos and similar content from the service. Vevo now has apps on all Microsoft's major platforms.
An update to Google's YouTube app for Android added some interesting code, indicating you could be paying to subscribe to channels in the near future, though the company has been tight-lipped.
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