Even if there is a sustainable market for live video on mobile devices, Facebook is late to the fight.
Meerkat and the Twitter-owned Periscope launched earlier this year and have dominated, along with YouTube, the market that is quietly dwindling. Facebook’s new live video feature, as expected, broadcasts live video from your phone for the world to see. It will be embedded within the Update Status toolset, allowing quick access. Broadcasts show which friends are tuning in, the amount of live viewers, and a real-time stream of comments. When finished, broadcasts are saved and published to your timeline; however, they can be deleted if things went awry and you don’t want to relive the moment.
Facebook is currently testing live video with a small percentage of users located in the United States.
Source: Facebook
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Facebook’s live video feature is late to fight with Periscope and Meerkat
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