Apparently, people really do judge a book by its cover. Or at least they do it with music videos, according to new data that Vevo exclusively shared with Variety this month. The major label-owned ...

This story was written by Tameka Kee. Rumors about a new "premium" music video site from YouTube and Universal Music Group churned out non-stop early last month, but now it's official: UMG and YouTube ...

The record-breaking music video for Despacito disappeared temporarily from YouTube on Tuesday due a security breach affecting video platform Vevo. Five days ago, Luis Fonsi's video racked up the most ...

From now on, you'll probably only know Vevo as a watermark on YouTube music videos. (If that's not the case already...) Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior media reporter, covering the intersection of ...

Music video service Vevo, which is one of YouTube‘s top content suppliers, will not be allowing users to watch its videos through YouTube’s mobile apps if they’re not connected to the Internet. A new ...

Vevo has struck a deal with YouTube that could significantly change the ads you see played on your favorite artist's music videos, ReCode has reported. Rather than ads for other Vevo videos, as you ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Google’s (GOOG) YouTube said Wednesday that it has made an investment in Vevo, an online music video hub that provides some of the most popular content on YouTube. YouTube and Vevo ...

Vevo, the music video service owned by Abu Dhabi, Sony Music and Universal Music Group, is set to launch Tuesday night, but already, some of its videos are showing up on YouTube, the Vevo syndication ...

Raise your hand if you used Vevo's apps instead of watching music videos on YouTube. Anybody? That's what we thought. Despite Vevo's effort to grow its brand through apps and its website, nothing ...

YouTube confirmed that it has renewed its deal with music video distributor VEVO. Not only does the deal allow YouTube to keep VEVO’s videos on its site, but it also requires Google to invest in VEVO.

Nearly 35 years since MTV first declared that “Video Killed the Radio Star,” you might be forgiven for believing the golden age of music videos is behind us. The network that built its kingdom on them ...

Ariana Grande's "Thank u, next" is eclipsing even Regina George's popularity, as the 'Mean Girls' and other rom-com-inspired music video has gone on to break massive records across digital streaming ...