Interactive video technology startup Vidpresso announced Monday that it’s been acqui-hired by Facebook, which has brought its seven-person team onboard as well as its video tech, but did not buy out the company, per a report from TechCrunch.
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Facebook Says Live Streams Have Increased 50% This Month, Will Expand ‘Stars’ Monetization To Musicians, More
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Facebook Acqui-Hires Interactive Video Company Vidpresso, Will Integrate Tools Into Facebook Live
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Facebook Adds New Live Stream Tools, One Like Twitch Co-Streams
Yesterday, Facebook released three, new tools for its Live broadcasters, including crossposting, which performs a similar function to Twitch's co-streaming. Other tools aim to make it easier for broadcasters to collaborate and stream regularly.
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Facebook Game Streamers Can Now Get Tips Through Mobile Apps
Facebook Live recently started letting viewers tip gaming live streamers through both its Android and iOS apps, a few months after the company announced its Gaming Creator Pilot Program.
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Facebook Live Usage Among Previously-Paid Publishers Declined By More Than 50% In 2017
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Facebook Goes Deeper Into Twitch’s Territory With Exclusive Esports Streaming Deal
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Why Kerry Washington Is Excited About Facebook Watch
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Solar Eclipse Brings 3.1 Million Views To NASA’s Facebook Live Stream, Takes 10% Of Netflix Audience
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Facebook, NASA To Host 4K, 360-Degree Live Stream Of Total Solar Eclipse
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Streamlabs, A Popular Monetization Tool For Live Broadcasters, Adds Facebook Integration
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Ariana Grande Benefit Concert Clocks 79 Million Views, Raises $450,000 On Facebook Live
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Celeb Stylist Rachel Zoe Launches TZR Studios, A Digital Video Production Outfit
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