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Learn how to establish your expertise, build your audience, increase engagement, and increase revenue with Luria Petrucci at Live Streaming Pros. Check out her podcast, Cre8 Live.
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- 7:11 Facebook Rolls Out New Video Tools
- 31:22 Google Begins Highlighting Key Moments From Videos in Search
- 38:20 YouTube's Testing a New Option to Display Users' Comment History in Channels
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Facebook Rolls Out New Video Tools: Facebook is rolling out changes to live video broadcasting, Facebook's Watch Party, and Creator Studio. These updates include enhancements to tools and new metrics to track video performance. They also include an expanded set of features, better ways to prep for and simulcast live broadcasts, and better ways to take advantage of Watch Party events.
Facebook rolls out new video tools, plus Instagram and IGTV scheduling feature https://t.co/C6FuryNAuC by @sarahintampa pic.twitter.com/3IKpBRwVyF
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) September 16, 2019
During this segment, Luria shared an unofficial Facebook Live video update spotted in the wild; Facebook creates two different links for scheduled Live videos. The first URL links to the post about the upcoming Live video and the second URL links to the video itself once the video creator goes live.
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Google Begins Highlighting Key Moments From Videos in Search: Google announced an update on how it handles videos in search results. Instead of just listing relevant videos on the search results page, Google will now highlight the most relevant parts of longer videos, based on timestamps provided by the video creators. TechCrunch notes that this is especially useful for how-to videos or documentaries.
Google starts highlighting key moments from videos in Search https://t.co/l6F654kd9e by @fredericl pic.twitter.com/TAABcP4FRf
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) September 17, 2019
Creators interested in trying YouTube's new Key Moments feature can apply online. YouTube states that the program is currently limited to a small set of providers in order “to ensure coverage and a good user experience.”
YouTube's Testing a New Option to Display Users' Comment History in Channels: YouTube is testing a new feature called Profile Cards, which will list all of a user's recent comments on the channel. The new profile cards will appear when you click on a commenter's name in the comments.
YouTube tests profile cards that show users’ comment history https://t.co/rX65KGIJuA by @sarahintampa pic.twitter.com/MbWMiHv6MR
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) September 16, 2019
Other News Mentioned
- YouTube Adds New Masthead Ad Option for TV-Connected Viewers
- Facebook Publishes New Research on the Growth of Messaging for Commerce
- Facebook Ads and Shopping Posts Will Now Get Faster Inventory Uploads
- Twitter Launches “Twitter Next” Strategy Team to Help Brands Maximize Their Tweet Campaigns
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