In their latest blog post on December 4, Vessel announced that they will be rolling out “Threads.” Consider Threads to be like the video response feature that YouTube discontinued in 2013. With Threads, creators can pose questions to their viewers and receive answers directly. They create hubs for discussion. It’s another way to have more viewer-creator interaction and bring the community…
Google and Twitter announced via tweets between the companies that searches on desktop will now show relevant tweets about the topic. This is an extension of a partnership that previously applied only to mobile.
When Chris Pranger decided to appear on a small podcast called Part-Time Gamers last week, he didn’t realize he was making a mistake that would ultimately cost him his career at Nintendo–they fired him shortly afterward.
Great news for 90’s kids and educational television geeks! According to the New York Times, Netflix has teamed up with Scholastic Media to make a reboot of The Magic School Bus. Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s chief content officer, said the original version of the show is “remarkably popular on Netflix.” That much isn’t too…
On May 30, Twitter Support revealed that they would be changing fonts from Helvetica Neue to Gotham throughout the site via tweet. Although Twitter’s support page has over 2.9 million followers, some sources, like The Verge, considered it a discreet announcement, as the tweet was the only outlet Twitter chose to use to acknowledge…
If you’re the sort of person who calls themselves a logophile, or obsessed with blogs like other-wordly on Tumblr, then you’ll find it very exciting that over 150 new words have already been added to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary so far this year: hashtag, selfie, and steampunk, to name a few….