Justine Ezarik, better known to her fans as YouTube star iJustine, is writing a book about her early career as a lifecaster. Ezarik spent six months of her life showing viewers everything from her ...

Hilsenteger is going to live stream a video feed from his production studio with the new camera, and Graham will give viewers a behind-the-scenes look at his shoots; iJustine, who is also known as ...

The Main Stage will showcase in-depth, live previews of more than 60 games, while the Co-Op Stage will feature three days of original gaming content from GameSpot, Kinda Funny, Screw Attack, and more.

iJustine (or “Justine Ezarik” for those who don’t live on the Internet) celebrated her time at VidCon by — how else? — vlogging. In a video posted Friday, she took fans through her ...

With over 300 million YouTube views, the coal miner’s daughter and social media savant is a double-live platinum new media star. Operating under the nom de net iJustine, ...

Justine, better known as iJustine, started creating content in 2006. She was vlogging before Casey Neistat, doing “man on the street” interviews before TikTok, and livestreaming before Twitch.

Justine Ezarik, known to her YouTube fans as iJustine, has opened up about her experience with a life-threatening blood clot that left her bedridden for four days.. In a recent interview with ...

Earlier this year, Justine Ezarik—also known to fans on YouTube as iJustine—experienced a severe blood clot that affected her greatly. Now, she’s sharing details about her health to help others.

After WWDC, iJustine asked Apple’s software boss about the state of Siri a year after the big announcement, and Federighi’s answer was basically that Apple’s still working on it. Fair enough!