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Twitter now lets brands make their own 'custom hearts' for Periscope ... » Apr 10, 2017 ...Those little hearts you tap to signal to a live video's creator that you're enjoying the content might look a little different on Twitter in the future. The company announced today a new way for brands to engage fans through live video – it will now let them create their own “custom hearts” for use in Periscope's... Techcrunch.com

Get Ready For More Live Video: Twitter Launches Periscope ... » With the new Twitter Producer API, broadcasters can finally go live without having to connect external devices Publishers can now easily stream from their: computer; camera; Xbox; virtual reality headset; any non-phone device. Periscope Producer API-2.png. Source: TechCrunch. The new API lets third-party applications... Postplanner.com

Live video playbook: how to leverage live video - Twitter Marketing » In this guide, we'll unpack what live video is all about: why it matters; what it looks like; examples of how it works; and how you can leverage it. ...Since 2006, Twitter has been the go-to news network for engaging in conversations about what's trending now, whether it's breaking news, sports, politics, entertainment, or other... Marketing.twitter.com

Twitter Expands Plans to Stream Live TV Content Non-Stop: This ... » May 6, 2017 ...To help you stay up to date with social media, here are some of the news items that caught our attention. What's New This Week. Twitter Announces New Premium Programming Deals for 24/7 Streaming Video Content: Last week, Twitter shared its plans “to air live video 24 hours a day, 7 days a week... Socialmediaexaminer.com

Twitter now lets you broadcast live video from its mobile apps ... » Dec 14, 2016 ...Twitter users will now be able to broadcast live video directly from their mobile apps, thanks to tighter integration with live streaming service Periscope, the companies announced this morning. Through updated iOS and Android applications, rolling out shortly, you'll be able to tap a “LIVE” button directly from... Techcrunch.com

YouTube now lets you stream your iPhone's screen, makes it easier ... » Sep 5, 2017 ...YouTube today is rolling out several features to make itself more appealing to live streamers, including video game streamers, as the battle with rivals like Amazon's Twitch and Microsoft's Mixer continues. Most notably, YouTube will now allow iPhone users to stream directly from their phone's screen – a... Techcrunch.com

Instagram now lets people add guests to live video streams ... » Oct 24, 2017 ...Instagram, competing hot on the heels of other live video broadcasting apps, is enhancing its video streaming service with a.. ...Instagram now lets people add guests to live video streams ...For now, it looks like you can only add one person in at a time (and you remove that person to add in another). If you... Techcrunch.com

Meerkat is a little app that's turning live video into a big deal again ... » Mar 9, 2015 ...On February 27th, he unveiled its replacement: a radically simplified iOS app for broadcasting live video to your Twitter followers. The dead-simple app has two options: you can schedule a stream for later, or start one now. When it starts, a tweet notifies your followers that you're broadcasting. They can... Theverge.com