US EditionHow Livestreaming Has Evolved and Which Social Media Platform Is the Best - Politics, Policy, Political Views
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Australian National Review - How Livestreaming has Evolved and Which Social Media Platform is the Best
Twenty years ago the first video was uploaded onto YouTube on 23rd April 2005 called “Me at the Zoo”. Just 19 seconds long. Jump forward 20 years and now 2.6 million videos are uploaded daily amounting to over 518,000 hours of new content. This means, on average, around 500 hours of video content is uploaded every minute. Twitter initially began allowing video uploads in 2013 with the launch of the standalone app Vine, which allowed users to sha…
How Livestreaming has Evolved and Which Social Media Platform is the Best - Politics, Policy, Political Views
Twenty years ago the first video was uploaded onto YouTube on 23rd April 2005 called “Me at the Zoo”. Just 19 seconds long. Jump forward 20 years and now 2.6 million videos are uploaded daily amounting to over 518,000 hours of new content. This means, on average, around 500 hours of video content is uploaded every minute. Twitter initially began allowing video uploads in 2013 with the launch of the standalone app Vine, which allowed users to sha…
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