Twitter follows Facebook and publish videos directly 360 degrees. One way to include more of its users, and especially not to lose face online video, fierce competition from YouTube and Instagram.
All users of Twitter and Periscope, explains microblog can view videos directly to the new format, but is currently only available for selected partners.
Live 360 degrees will be displayed with a 'seal' special and the user must simply move the smartphone to explore different angles of shooting.
Live broadcast videos are becoming more required. This feature of the recently emerged on Instagram and Facebook 360 degrees Live first aired by National Geographic a few days ago.
While YouTube is a step ahead of Twitter and Facebook, and earlier this month brought high resolution video direct to 4K resolution in broadcasting live footage, whether normal or 360 degrees.
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