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Listeners take comfort in Josh Groban's new music and his older songs. Here are the tracks that have been listened to the most on YouTube. Josh Groban has been inspiring people with his music for many years, and it's hard to believe that his first studio album was released twenty years ago. Groban has excelled in multiple genres and still shows a unique ability to deliver classical, musical theatre, and popular styles. In addition to his impressive collection of studio albums, Josh Groban has lent his voice to the Broadway stage and to film soundtracks. He has continually expanded his reach with film and television roles, too. YouTube is a great place for Josh Groban's fans to go since much of his repertoire is readily available there. Listeners take comfort in his new music and his older songs, but which tracks have been listened to the most? 10 Granted: 3 Million As it might seem, "Granted" is about not taking "a single breath for granted" since each new day is not promised. Josh Groban encourages listeners to chase their dreams, and the music video reflects this sentiment by showing young people exploring their passions and talents. "Granted" is part of Groban's Bridges album…

A fascinating interview with GM Bobby Fischer shortly after he became the world champion in 1972 has recently been posted on YouTube. Apart from sharing his thoughts on the match, Fischer shows remarkable skill at solving the 15 Puzzle. The 18.5-minute interview is Fischer's television appearance with Johnny Carson on November 8, 1972, about two months after Fischer had defeated GM Boris Spassky in Reykjavik, Iceland. Carson was an American TV host, comedian, writer, and producer but is most famous for his "The Tonight Show," which ran between 1962 and 1992. Watch the full interview above. Some other interviews with Fischer were already on YouTube, such as his appearance in CBS's "60 Minutes" in April 1972 or when he was a guest in ABC's "The Dick Cavett Show" after he had defeated GM Tigran Petrosian in 1971, apart from other clips from non-official channels (from those, don't miss Fischer's sketch in NBC's "The Bob Hope Show" or another program with Dick Cavett). The recently posted interview with Carson stands out for having Fischer's thoughts after having won the world title, especially taking into account that, sadly, he would never defend it and in fact, would never play another official game until 1992.…

As the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread across the globe, countries are trying to find inventive ways to encourage people to abide by their preventative measures and restrictions. That was the thinking behind the idea when French President Emmanuel Macron made a bet with two French YouTube comedians. Now the popular duo has won their bet after getting more than 10 million views on YouTube with a song about social distancing. Macron had challenged and dared the YouTube duo “Mcfly et Carlito,” who have over 6 million subscribers on the social media platform YouTube, to make a video about the need to wear masks, disinfect hands and keep a safe distance to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. As an incentive, he promised that if the video hit 10 million views then they could film their next project in the historical Elysee palace, the official residence of the president of the French Republic. With nearly 13-million views as of Friday, the duo has easily won the challenge with a ukulele-backed song that satirizes and makes fun of people who ignore COVID-19 social distancing rules. "I sneezed in my hand because my elbow was too far," one line of…

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GAITHERSBURG, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dots and Bridges LLC -- a leading consulting firm that advises businesses on how to create connections with public, private and academic stakeholders that support, secure, and transform the Nation’s 16 critical infrastructure sectors -- has launched a YouTube channel. Hosted by Dots and Bridges Founder/CEO and former Chief Technology Officer at the U.S. Department of Energy, Pete Tseronis, the company's channel features thought-provoking fireside chats with influential innovators in technology, infrastructure and society, while addressing the symbiotic relationship between the public and private sectors. Recent programs have featured interviews with Paula Gold-Williams, (CEO, CPS Energy), the Honorable Howard Dean (Fmr. Vermont Governor), Maria Roat (Deputy Federal Chief Information Officer, Office of Management and Budget), and Juan Torres (Associate Lab Director, National Renewable Energy Laboratory). "Before launching Dots and Bridges over five years ago, I was fortunate to collaborate with many industry disruptors across government, academia and investor communities," said Tseronis. "Today, being able to highlight the passion, innovation, and leadership of these folks in 45 minutes of jargon-free dialogue is a real privilege." “Dots and Bridges plays a critical role in connecting public and private sector stakeholders to discuss the future of emerging tech,” said Paul Smith,…

It’s kind of hard to realize it, but really, the space race is still in its infancy. The US has been to the moon several times, but not for quite a long time and no one else has visited yet. Probes have landed on asteroids and comets, and of course, Mars. Significant photography of Mars started in 1965 when Mariner 4 flew by and sent back low resolution photos. As photography and bandwidth improved, we began to get a much better idea of what Mars was like, including this photo which startled people on earth before scientists showed that it was an illusion. But as time went on, the photos became crystal clear and when NASA landed Perseverance on the Red Planet this month, it did so with cutting edge equipment, including a mini helicopter that will soon go up to scan things the rover can’t see from the ground. But it’s already sending back tremendous images including this panoramic view of the landing site, Jezero Crater. Elon Musk, as you probably know, is planning to take people to Mars as soon as possible. It’s a daunting, daring idea. Can he pull it off? Will see humans on Mars in…

Home News Cameras (Image credit: Rode) Rode has just launched a successor to one of the best wireless microphones around for vlogging and shooting YouTube videos.The Wireless Go II builds on the same idea as its predecessor – a small wireless mic that clips onto your clothes and sends audio to a little receiver – but brings some big upgrades that could make it the ideal way to boost the audio quality of your videos, whether they're shot on a phone or camera.The main upgrade is support for dual-channel recording from two separate clip-on microphones, which are both included in the Wireless Go II's box. These send audio over a 2.4Ghz connection to the same receiver from up to 200m away, which could make it an ideal system for YouTubers who regularly shoot with two presenters or interviews.These are the best YouTube cameras you can buy right nowOr check out our guide to the best vlogging camerasCanon EOS M patents hint at radical new vlogging camera direction for seriesAnother big bonus on the Wireless Go II is on-board recording. Thanks to internal storage, each transmitter can apparently record up to 24 hours of audio, which could be a very handy failsafe…

Better known as Builderman to tech's youngest consumers, Baszucki's platform has seen massive growth internally — and enriched its users by hundreds of millions of dollars. To millions of Tweens, David Baszucki is much better known as his avatar, “Builderman.” What he built is Roblox, an addictive combo videogame/social-media site that rivals YouTube and TikTok for engaging children. “Roblox is an immersive entertainment platform,” Baszucki told Forbes in 2018. Baszucki’s company is thriving as kids stuck in the rec room have turned to Roblox to while away the pandemic. In 2020, the San Mateo, CA-based startup grew users by 85%, to 32.6 million; hours spent on Roblox’s app and website soared 124% to 30.6 billion.   What sets Roblox apart: It provides tools to kids who then use them to make – and sell — their own games, turning its audience into an army of apple-cheeked capitalists. Roblox sells a virtual currency called Robux—100 for a dollar—that players can spend on games and digital trinkets, like avatars and in-game items. Creators earn a share of the Robux spent in their game worlds, at a rate of 35 cents per 100 Robux. In aggregate, Roblox’s 1.25 million creators made $216 million…

YouTube is a useful video platform that provides thousands of free exercise videos to help you stay in shape.However, with so many people claiming to be fitness experts, you may wonder who you should listen to for proper and safe workout advice.This article reviews our picks of the free YouTube fitness channels that cover all types of exercise, from weight training to yoga to cycling.Remember…The qualifications of YouTube trainers vary widely, from those who have studied for years and hold many certifications, to fitness enthusiasts who aren’t certified by an official organization. Be sure to do your research when you find a channel you enjoy. Always consult with a medical professional or certified personal trainer if you have injuries, or before starting a new program.1. Krissy CelaIf you’re looking to build muscle, strength, and gain confidence, then you’ll want to check out Krissy Cela on YouTube. She offers a wide set of exercises ranging from intense weight training sessions to bodyweight workouts. Her unique, fun personality brings a fresh breath of honesty that has transformed the way many women approach fitness. Her goal is to show women that they can lift weights, eat delicious and nutritious food, and achieve the…

When prospects see and hear you on YouTube, they get to experience you, which is a huge trust ... builder. getty If you create YouTube videos, create great ones. The road to hell is paved with good-intentioned YouTube videos. Too much is at stake to settle for good. YouTube has 2 billion users worldwide. According to YouTube, 79 percent of internet users have their own YouTube account. YouTube viewers watch over a billion hours of video on the platform every day and generate billions of views. If your YouTube videos tell prospects real truth, it can make turnstiles turn and cash registers ring. But how can you be a trusted voice on YouTube? “Trust is truly the missing key to unlocking business and personal success,” says Russell von Frank, author of the book The Trust Factor. “Trust is the very foundation upon which working and personal relationships are made and conducted.” In his book, von Frank shares research on behaviors that can build trust and behaviors that kill trust. Four important trust builders are empathy, integrity, listening and transparency. How do you manifest the trust builders in your YouTube videos? YouTube expert Drew Hitchcock has thoughts on the subject.…