Get ready to see a lot more live video on Twitter. More than a year after acquiring Periscope, the platform is finally making live streaming an official part of its app. Twitter was updated Wednesday ...

Twitter announced that it will phase out Periscope, the live-streaming video app it bought more than five years ago, by March 2021. Twitter bought the startup behind Periscope in January 2015 in a ...

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Twitter, which owns the app, announced the news in a message posted on its website on Tuesday, December 15. The social media company said that Periscope had seen a drop in users, adding that most of ...

Twitter said Tuesday it will be shutting down its live streaming service Periscope as a separate app next year. The Periscope app will be removed from app stores by March 2021 and no users will be ...

Twitter has been doubling down on video services within its app, building out Twitter Live and recently launching Fleets so that users can share more moving media alongside their pithy 280-character ...

Twitter plans to shut down Periscope, the live video streaming app it acquired in 2015, due to declining usage and high costs. In a blog post wistfully headlined “Farewell, Periscope,” the team ...

Twitter is shutting down Periscope, the live-streaming app it launched in 2015, the social media company said on Tuesday. Periscope will be removed from app stores in March of 2021 and will stop ...

Periscope, a live video app Twitter acquired in 2015, is shutting down roughly six years since launching, it said Tuesday, citing factors it said have made it no longer sustainable to maintain.

Twitter has launched live-streaming video app Periscope, developed by the startup it bought earlier in 2015 for a reported $100 million, upping the battle with overnight mobile-app streaming sensation ...

The app, which allows people to share and watch live video via Twitter, was acquired by the San Francisco-based tech company in January. By Natalie Jarvey Two weeks after live-streaming app Meerkat ...