YouTube is reportedly scaling back its original content efforts as it struggles to compete with Netflix and Amazon. Source link
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With digital video consumption rising, both Facebook and Twitter have been working to get in on the action by pushing their own, original content offerings, signing a range of programming partnerships, with a particular focus on live-streaming. And that’s working, kind of. In their latest results, Twitter noted that video now accounts for more than
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Both Twitter and Facebook have continued their push into TV-like content this week, with new announcements on programming which will further expand their efforts. Earlier this week, Facebook and the NFL announced a new partnership that will see Facebook granted distribution rights for official NFL video, including game recaps and official highlights. Facebook won’t be
Back in 2014, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that Facebook would be ‘mostly video’ within five years. Zuckerberg has described video as a ‘mega trend’, of the same magnitude as mobile, which is why they’ve made video a key focus moving forward – and why we can expect to see more video-aligned products and options
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