Facebook shakes up video features and launches new TV app
Social media giant Facebook has announced it is introducing a raft of new video functions, including automatic sound on videos which were previously muted in users’ News Feeds.
Coinciding with the video sound update is the launch of Facebook’s video app for TV which will roll out in app stores for Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Samsung Smart TV.
In a statement on its corporate website, Facebook said the app was an extension of last year’s move to enable users to stream videos from the social media site to their TVs.
Sorry, what part of this article is news?
Hi Dan – As you seemingly live in the past, you must not understand the importance and relevance of Facebook in this day and age. Small feature changes such as this have major ramifications for how a vast amount of content is consumed.
Frankly it’s quite embarrassing to have to explain this to you.
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Vivienne, if you have a personal beef with Dan why don’t you deal with it off the comments page. You’ve just made yourself look rude and unprofessional with the title of your post and the closing statement.
Anyone else try to make the image play?
Hopefully people will still work with me…
Hi ‘Embarrassed’,
I don’t know Dan, and do not have any beef with him, personal or otherwise.
To clarify, this is the first comment I, or anyone from Mumbrella, has posted on this story. Neither ‘Would anyone really work with you now?’, nor ‘You’ll need some cream for that’ are me. I always put my name to my comments.
You are right that as the editor, it would be unprofessional, and indeed disingenuous, for me to hide behind an alias on my own story. You are wrong, however, in assuming I have clarified the newsworthiness of my story by posing as ‘Would anyone really work with you now?’
I hope this eases your embarrassment.
Vivienne – Mumbrella