Listen up, heavy metal fans! We've got some good news for you: Blu-ray versions of Warner Music Group's Motley Crue: Carnival of Sins and Ozzfest 10th Anniversary are going to hit the shelves later this spring. More in the full article.

If you live in Europe and are bothered about the tracks you download having DRM, well then here's some good news that's surely to make you guys jump for joy.

7digital.com has just announced that will be offering mp3s from Warner Music International that's DMR-free. more on this after the jump!

You won't be disappointed with this week's releases for your Blu-ray home entertainment systems as there's something for everybody in this batch. We've got Monty Python's Life of Brian, King of California, The Invasion, and more. Check out the full article for the complete list.

We didn't expect we'd be having two YouTube articles posted on our blogs today. Might be because they're really popular now.

As our last article alluded, YouTube's practically a network unto themselves. Now, they aim to translate all that viewership into revenue. To do so, they've borrowed a concept from the very networks whose viewership they've lured away: commercials.

In a key step towards making the free video sharing service pay its way, the company has introduced "video brand advertising" on the site that will promote products and brands of participating companies. One such company, which YouTube had announced in a statement, is Warner Music Group, which will be promoting Paris Hilton's new album in a YouTube channel called the Paris Hilton Channel.

The Paris Hilton Channel is one model of video advertisement YouTube is tooling with, called the Brand Channels. Another option is called the Participatory Video Ad, which is more YouTube user-oriented as opposed to the advertiser-oriented Brand Channel. Participatory Video Ads allow users to rate, share, comment and embed advertising content they find interesting on their own pages.

So don't be surprised when you see something you'd normally see on TV when you watch those entertaining videos on YouTube.