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It seems like photo sharing is strategically important to each of these companies. Anyone have any insights as to why?
I think this is a big waste of space if you're already following someone, what they're talking about should be the primary focus. I wonder if they'll start with the view scrolled down a bit how cover photos on Facebook do.
Somewhat distressing.
Looks like the App.net profile page.
The increased emphasis on photo sharing is interesting. Facebook bought Instagram a few months back. Just the other day Google announced the acquisition of Snapseed. Now Twitter is making changes to make photo sharing more relevant to the experience. It seems like photo sharing is strategically important to each of these companies. Anyone have any insights as to why?
The increased emphasis on photo sharing is interesting. Facebook bought Instagram a few months back. Just the other day Google announced the acquisition of Snapseed. Now Twitter is making changes to make photo sharing more relevant to the experience. It seems like photo sharing is strategically important to each of these companies. Anyone have any insights as to why?
Look at it either way: its jumped the shark, or jumped (crossed) the chasm. But jumped it surely has.
I'm curious as to what Twitter's direction with these changes are The old style, which I prefer and find very functional, focuses on the content (the individual tweets) The new style, focuses on the profile of the author itself, and not their content. Very Facebook-esque direction to focus of the persona instead of the Tweet.
I can't help but think this is also a blatant attempt to copy some essence of Facebook's recent Timeline design.
tl;dr seems like a huge step back