As he marched to victory, Emmanuel Macron often benefited of good luck. But his campaign team also found the best tools to persuade voters. One of them was the YuzzitPro live video platform.
Twitter will shut down SnappyTV, its video-editing division, “most likely by the end of the year”, Digiday reported. It intends to replace it with a new video-editing tool inside its Twitter Media Studio suite of products for media companies.
Europe’s pay-TV operators have largely improved their offer during the last year to offer OTT services and non-linear consumption, a report found out.
Microsoft has rebranded its interactive live streaming platform Beam as Mixer. It also launched several new features. They include co-streaming and a mobile live streaming app for iOS and Android.
ProSiebenSat.1 and Discovery Communications will launch together a streaming platform in Germany later this year. The joint-venture will offer content from both companies as well as other partners.
Twitter announced 16 new live-streaming and premium video content partnerships with companies like Bloomberg, Live Nation, BuzzFeed or IMG Fashion. The social network makes it clear that premium video content is now a top priority.
YouTube Kids will now be natively available on LG, Samsung, and Sony smart TVs. It is an app offering a filtered and more child-friendly version of YouTube.
Tumblr, the blogging platform owned by Yahoo, launched a group video chat app called Cabana.
Facebook introduced the second generation of its Surround 360 video camera.
Instagram Stories surpassed Snapchat in terms of daily active users. “Over 200 million people now use Instagram Stories every day,” the Facebook-owned brand said Thursday.
