But in this battle for live-streaming dominance, Twitter and Periscope currently have a huge advantage: it owns both the seas ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Twitter announced that it will phase out Periscope, the live-streaming video app it bought more than five years ago, by March 2021 ...

Twitter, which owns the app, announced the news in a message posted on its website on Tuesday, December 15. The social media company said that Periscope had seen a drop in users, adding that most of ...

Six years after its launch Periscope, the app that popularized live streaming video from user’s smartphones is shutting down. The service, which has been owned by Twitter since right before its ...

Livestreaming app Persicope is closing down on April 1, owner Twitter has announced. We’ve known since December that six-year-old Periscope was on its way out, though a specific date for the closure ...

Twitter-owned app Periscope today announced that the dedicated app for the live video service will be shut down by March 2021 now that most of the Periscope functionality has transitioned into the ...

(CNN) — More than five years after being acquired by Twitter before it officially launched, Periscope is shutting down. “We have made the difficult decision to discontinue Periscope as a separate ...

Xfinity Share, which received a limited release earlier this year, is now open to allComcast customers. All Xfinity subscribers -- Internet, TV, phone, and home -- can use their smartphones to stream ...

In the celebrity deathmatch of streaming apps there are only two contenders: Meerkat and Periscope. Twitter’s much anticipated live-streaming app Periscope arrived this morning in the iOS App Store to ...

Twitter is shutting down Periscope, the live-streaming app it launched in 2015, the social media company said on Tuesday. Periscope will be removed from app stores in March of 2021 and will stop ...

Twitter plans to shut down Periscope, the live video streaming app it acquired in 2015, due to declining usage and high costs. In a blog post wistfully headlined “Farewell, Periscope,” the team ...