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You have to think of it like BD. "What's FB going to get from this? What's Twitter going to get from this?" If you don't have a good answer, don't build on the
by randall 14y ago
You have to think of it like BD. "What's FB going to get from this? What's Twitter going to get from this?"
If you don't have a good answer, don't build on their platform.
We at Vidpresso think we have a pretty good answer... Facebook and Twitter are unlikely to create tools for broadcasters to efficiently show tweets on-air. So we'll do that for them.
- johnpowell 14y agoSo you are the reason I e-mailed the Discovery channel telling them that I will stop watching if 20% of the screen is tweets like, "Get the gold."
- richardjordan 14y agoWhy are they unlikely to do this? Twitter has actively courted big media for years. Old media will pay dollars to new media to dress in its clothes. If there's money to be had from old media absolutely FB and T will build tools to take that money off the table, and if it gets big enough probably pass rules in the ToS to prohibit competition. Have you not been watching Twitter in recent years, or Facebook's old media open graph bait and switch?