FC Bayern Munich this week released their own TV channel called FC Bayern.tv. The platform was launched on 27th February as a way to create their own linear TV channel in collaboration with their sponsor Deutsche Telekom. The channel will offer fans clubs news, backstage footage and new content in HD 24 hours per day.
Bayern Munich launch pay-TV platform https://t.co/8HTYI7VmzR pic.twitter.com/8s1FS9WGTR
— The Drum (@TheDrum) February 28, 2017
Google has launched a new video conferencing application called ‘Meet’. The new application is designed to be the latest addition to Google’s business products known as G Suite. ‘Meet’ is a business-friendly alternative to Hangouts.
Google Has Launched A New Enterprise Video Conference App https://t.co/b3mojHo6vu pic.twitter.com/zhx8YIVSIu
— We are Social Media (@WeRSM) March 2, 2017
This week YouTube announced it will be launching its own streaming alternative to cable TV. The company called it ‘live TV for the YouTube Generation’. YouTube’s new TV streaming service will offer access to ABC, NBC and FOX TV channels. It will first be released in the US before becoming worldwide later in the year. The service will cost $35 per month.
YouTube announces its own streaming alternative to cable TV: https://t.co/Yr08fZhgIt pic.twitter.com/XpGZ5IXabB
— ADWEEK (@Adweek) March 1, 2017
Snapchat has released a new feature to their App – augmented reality. After double-tapping the camera it activates the new world lens of augmented reality. The lens will make you look for 5 augmented reality gems hidden in your environment. Successfully finding the 5 gems will unlock the new upgraded lenses.
Snapchat Debuts AR Gaming With Improved Lenses https://t.co/8dtmT5FkRo
— We are Social Media (@WeRSM) March 2, 2017
