Facebook's News Feed changes have major effects on the publishing industry. Some companies seem to be flocking to Twitter as a result.

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Despite a stock dip coinciding with its earnings announcement, Twitter's live video investment is paying off with ad resonance these past couple months.

Twitter’s banking its future on live video content, and to make sure users are on board, they’re providing new features around event alerts within the platform, and branded timelines around specific events.

Twitter might have lost live NFL games to Amazon this season, but they’re atop the pile when it comes to the league’s budding streaming content gravy train.

Last week, Twitter announced they’d be broadcasting live video 24 hours a day. On Monday, we learned the first iteration of that vision: a partnership with Bloomberg. It’s supposed to be an easy, snackable program to pop in and out of during your day. That might be the prefered solution for Twitter’s low-attention span, information-savvy user base.