Dailymotion News

Google is waving its victory in front of French culture makers, after emerging winner from a copyright infringement case brought by France's largest TV network.

Wondershare vDownloader is a handy and reliable application designed to enable users to download videos from websites such as Hulu, DailyMotion or Vevo.

OpIndia, the anonymous group of hackers has paid the Government back in kind for blocking off video streaming sites by hacking into the Government's own websites.

Anti-piracy group Copyrightlabs won a court order that forced Indian ISPs and mobile carriers to block websites which allowed users to download Bollywood titles 3 and Dhammu.

When Facebook made it easy to share what videos you were watching, companies likeA Socialcam , Metacafe , DailyMotion and Viddy rocketed up the app-charts and saw a sharp increase in the usage and downloads of these apps.

According to GigaOM , which cites an Ikea spokesperson, the Uppleva will support about 20 apps, including options from online video hubs such as YouTube, Vimeo and DailyMotion.

Hillcrest Labs' Kylo browser for TV viewing on home theater PCs is going open source: The company released the source code for the browser under the Mozilla Public License, hoping that others will pick up some of the development of the TV-optimized browser platform.

I know we have covered this before but MEMRI has an excellent report and must read regarding some of who's who of online jihads and their nice, comfortable home at Dailymotion.

Ikea's Uppleva TV , which is going on sale in select stores in Europe next month, will feature apps for some of the biggest video sites: Uppleva users will be able to access videos from YouTube, A Vimeo, Dailymotion and elsewhere, according to an Ikea spokesperson.

A video by user BrutalTruthOps on Dailymotion shows reportedly a message by Anonymous #OpGreece, who warn about an online attack on Sunday evening May 6, 2012, implying that their target will be the country's election results system.

IDG News Service - Europe and Japan will work together on a strategy to make the Internet safer for children and teenagers.

Mike Butcher is the European Editor for TechCrunch. A former grunge rock drummer, he became a long time journalist, and has since written for UK national newspapers and magazines including The Financial Times, The Guardian, The Times, The Daily Telegraph and The New Statesman.

Maybe you've seen their little green button on blogs around the internet, maybe you haven't. Sweden based Flattr has been flying generally under the radar up until this point, not making too much of a dent in the world of curated and crowd funded media to have us take too much of a notice.