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TheCountryCaller |
Here's how it works: through one button, users will be able to send
videos directly between each other, as well as creating group
conversations. The idea is that rather than copying a link out to send
it on Facebook, or wherever else, you can just do it straight from the
site/app. It always allows for more open discussion about videos, rather
than using the comments section, which far too often proves far too
much for fragile minds.
Judging from the video, it looks like the feature imports directly from
your contacts, but it's unclear whether or not you need to have the
YouTube app on both ends for it to work properly, or an account. In any
case, it's easy to envision a YouTube with a very active messaging
community, in the same way that Facebook became one.
Speaking of Facebook, the floating video function also comes into play
here, so if you're in a chat, however roomy, you can move the video
around so that it doesn't get in the way all the natter. It's strange
that as social media advances, it's almost as if we're making a move
back towards chatroom culture. Companies are realising that people are
still, in many regards, more interested in personal sharing than blanket
sharing.
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