Paris-based YouTube clone Dailymotion scores $34 million in funding, capping off a gi-normous summer for online video sites that compete with YouTube. How long will the boom last?

As the race to power video uploading heats up, one startup thinks it has a trick that will help it stand out: a web browser plug-in.

The delayed NBC-News Corp. online video web site now has a name: Hulu. Hurrah, Hurrah.

Q&A with Akamai: In the midst of a ferocious content delivery network war, Akamai tries to distinguish itself with high definition video delivery.

Afterworld may be the most costly and impressive made-for-Internet show yet, and the producers had planned to debut it on YouTube in May. So why the delay - and the switch to MySpace?

Pluggd grabs $6 million for tools that allow viewers to search and jump around inside video clips. Is this the key to video search?

Charles River and Prism VentureWorks pump $5.5 million into stealthy Conduit Labs, the latest startup aiming to meld online gaming with social networking. Can it stand out from the crowd?

SoundExchange's latest offer brings on some reckoning for small Internet radio broadcasters.

IBM jumps into the Internet v. Television fray with a new survey of consumer habits. Results: People are more likely to spend massive hours of their spare time perusing the Internet than they are watching television.

With the latest round of funding for Metacafe, money continues to pour in for online video destinations, and a few startups begin to break away from the pack.