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: While Twitter excelled at text-based "what's happening" updates, Periscope allowed users to actually show what was happening.
: Periscope allowed everyone from private users to celebrities and journalists to broadcast global events at scale. Integration and Peak Success twitter buys periscope
In early 2015, Twitter acquired the live-streaming startup in a deal worth approximately $86 million to $100 million . This strategic move was intended to capitalize on the burgeoning "live mobile immersion" trend, positioning Twitter as the primary hub for real-time video broadcasting. Strategic Rationale and Launch : While Twitter excelled at text-based "what's happening"
What Is Periscope and Why Twitter Bought It - Business Insider This strategic move was intended to capitalize on
Technically, Twitter began integrating Periscope's core features directly into its main application as early as late 2016, allowing users to "go live" without needing a separate app. Decline and Discontinuation