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 ...

Twitter to Retire Periscope Live-Streaming App in March Twitter cites declining use and growing costs in shutting down the 5-year-old app. However, Periscope’s core capabilities will live on through ...

What to expect from Periscope, Meerkat and YouNow. — -- With the advent of live video streaming apps, it's now easier than ever to life-cast to your social media followers or even build a legion ...

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.

Amid the expansion of its video/audio features in the Twitter app and increasing competition, it looks like Twitter may be planning to retire its live broadcasting app Periscope. First off, we want to ...

Facebook continues to let it be known that it intends to win the video battle on all fronts. Yesterday, the company added a live video feature to its Facebook Mentions product, which is available only ...

Twitter is cleanin' out the closet. On Tuesday, Twitter announced that it is ending its live video service, Periscope, as a standalone app. The app will cease to exist as of March 2021, and people won ...

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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 ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As more brands join and use apps like Periscope and Meerkat, it’s becoming clear that live streaming will play a major role in digital ...

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 ...