Facebook has unleashed a raft of new features this week. It’s part of an aggressive attempt to get users watching and creating live video content on the social network.

Facebook has long offered closed captioning support for its videos — the ones that aren't live, that is — assuming publishers include captioning with their content.

The mobile live streaming medium is so new that norms are still emerging. We’ll have to wait and see how engagement graphs impact Facebook Live.

Facebook goes all in on live video. Because my long-time and new listeners alike can see the studios, most are surprised that a network radio show is broadcast using a 10-camera television ...

The new Continuous Live Video API enables persistent streams like nature feeds, 24-hour windows into major landmarks or cameras trained on a pit full of puppies, Facebook revealed to me.

As a part of its effort to address the social paradigms emerging from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Facebook today announced new features heading to Messenger, Portal, Facebook Live, Instagram ...

The first Facebook Live video posted to the Times ’ page was a live Q&A cross-posted from op-ed columnist Nicholas Kristof’s page in February. The Times posted the first Live video of its own on April ...

Facebook is rolling out a broadcast scheduling function for Live videos, starting with verified Pages. The feature, which was announced in June, will be available to general users in the coming weeks.

Facebook is tightening restrictions on its live-streaming feature in the wake of the horrific mass shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand, as world leaders prepare to meet for a summit aimed at ...

Facebook didn’t share data on how many people viewed those live videos, but data on the Rocking New Years Eve gives those numbers more context. According to The Nielsen Company , the ball drop ...

SAN FRANCISCO — When 51 people were killed in Christchurch, New Zealand, in March, the suspect, an Australian man, broadcast the attack live on Facebook. The video spread across the internet. On ...