Streaming live video apps were all the rage this summer, particularly because of their ease of use on social media for live personal events. While you’ve likely seen live Periscope or Meerkat video feeds on Twitter, they aren’t the only video streaming apps available on the market today. They’re also not completely a play toy, even if it seems that way with most live streams you’ve seen.
So far, it seems mostly celebrities (and the non-famous) use these streaming apps to showcase first-person narratives of their worlds.
Some comedians have even used Periscope to attempt to innovate in satirical and ironical ways. Legendary comedian Albert Brooks, for instance, recently created some live Periscope feeds on Twitter where he walked his dog in a Los Angeles neighborhood. He’s also turned the camera on in a dark room in his home to talk randomly about the news and his career…
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