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Social Media's Video Moves: A War on Two Fronts?

By James Groves, TVB Europe published

Back in April, Twitter secured the $10 million rights to broadcast ten Thursday night NFL games online, free of charge.

Sports
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NBC Olympics Partners With Facebook, Instagram

By Michael Balderston published

Sports
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Facebook Acquires Vidpresso IP, Hires Team for Interactive Video

By Tom Butts published

Vidpresso is a six-year old based startup in Ogden, Utah that helps broadcasters and businesses deploy video on social media.

Business
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Facebook Watch launches globally

By Jenny Priestley published

Tech giant's customisable video platform is being rolled out internationally across a number of markets

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Researchers use AI to turn YouTube videos into fully interactive holograms

By Jenny Priestley published

Could we watch the next World Cup without a screen?

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Facebook Adds New Features for Live, Watch Party, Creator Studio

By Phil Kurz published

The updates are intended to help creators and publishers know and grow their audiences.

Events
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Facebook Steps to the Plate to Exclusively Stream MLB Games

By R. Thomas Umstead published

Social media service looks to hit viewership home run with streaming package

Sports
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Facebook, MLB Play Ball on Weekly Broadcast of Games

By Michael Balderston published

Facebook will produce 25 games during the 2018 season

Sports
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‘The Oscars: All Access’ to Be Live Streamed by Facebook

By Michael Balderston published

Will be available on Facebook Watch starting at 6:30 p.m. ET, March 4

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Instagram Surpasses Facebook for TV Engagement

By Jenny Priestley published

Instagram has taken over from Facebook as the top social media platform for TV engagement.

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