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This is what I would expect. Though Clubhouse is a novel idea, it's relatively easy for a plethora of social networks to implement something similar and immedia
by pearjuice 6y ago
This is what I would expect. Though Clubhouse is a novel idea, it's relatively easy for a plethora of social networks to implement something similar and immediately have the network effect of their already immense userbase. On Instagram/Youtube/Facebook people can already go live with video. I think we will very quickly see similar audio-rooms on these platforms.
- kitkat_new 6y agoElement seems to implement it as well: https://matrix.org/open-tech-will-save-us/11 https://matrix.org/open-tech-will-save-us/11
- dangoor 6y agoe.g. [Twitter Spaces](https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/spaces https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/spaces) I already have access to Spaces and have been considering trying it. It's not clear to me that anyone would show up, though: they have to be using the mobile app, and I only have ~1800 followers. Maybe people will get used to it? The thing about something like Clubhouse is that the audio chat is _why_ people are there. I am curious to see how it plays out.
- behnamoh 6y agoIG (and then FB) stole the "stories" idea from SnapChat. I don't see why they wouldn't do the same with this feature.
- rvz 6y ago> On Instagram/Youtube/Facebook people can already go live with video. I think we will very quickly see similar audio-rooms on these platforms. Exactly what happened to Slack being killed by Microsoft Teams, Meerkat killed by both Periscope (Twitter), Instagram Live. Snapchat suffered the same thing with Instagram Stories; but although they survived, user growth slowed. We will see lots of audio-rooms on IG, Facebook, Twitter, etc and Clubhouse will join Meerkat as another victim of this VC hype machine, who ironically are hyping them on Twitter!
- uniformlyrandom 6y ago> Slack being killed by Microsoft Teams The rumors of Slack demise are greatly exaggerated. Mostly by Microsoft.