Intelligent Machines 358

Twitter gets more into video, Facebook pays media companies millions to stream live, Android apps running on Chrome OS, and Jason Howell attempts to turn on two-factor authentication with his Google Voice number.

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Links

• Twitter is making a huge video push — and tweaking Vine’s six second limit in the process - Recode
• Facebook is paying media companies millions to stream live video
• Meet Mevo, the live event camera.
• C-SPAN Is Using Periscope to Broadcast Because the GOP Killed Its Camera Feed
• Twitter has bought a machine learning startup that can sharpen real-time video
• We’re still not convinced these Tronc branding videos aren’t Adult Swim parodies
• Google is making two-factor authentication a lot easier to use | The Verge
• Google Sees DMCA Notices Quadruple In Two Years
• This is what it's like (so far) to use Android apps on a Chromebook
• Google posts timelines for when updates will end for Nexus devices
• The Google app takes on WebMD with an intelligent symptom search
• Google Maps starts explaining what foreign businesses actually are
• Introducing the Android Basics Nanodegree
• Check your spam folder, you might have some new Amazon credit
• Charge your phone with KFC's new take-out box
• Pick: Momentum Chrome Extension
• Twitter Engage - the new ThinkUp!
• Google Fiber could raise rents 11%