Twitter is adding new features to make it easier for users to watch and discover videos on its platform. Most notably, the company is launching a scrollable TikTok-like video feed.

WION Fineprint: Twitter is adding a new TikTok-like full-screen video feature

Twitter may be up for a face-lift very soon!

Over the last few months, Twitter has been working on a range of new features - from monetised “Spaces”, to a paid model called "Twitter Blue"&nbsp;in the pipeline, the company is leaving no arena untouched.

Now, “Reactions” are making their way to the social networking platform.

According to developer Nima Owji, who has extrapolated the findings by a regular researcher in Twitterverse - Jane Manchun Wong, the new features are set to change how we consume Tweets.

In May, multiple portals reported that Twitter was working on “reactions” that would resemble the mechanism of how people react to content on iMessage and Facebook.

What are Twitter Reactions?

The reactions on Twitter are set to represent an array of moods - from “sad”, “cheer”, “hmm”, to “haha”! Only “hmm” and “haha” were ready in May.

Now, Owji has discovered all the reactions. As is the case on Facebook and other portals that offer “reactions”, the user would be required to press and hold the like button for a while to react.

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The feature is user-ready but there is still no clarity on when it would be rolled out to the masses.

Developers and Twitter enthusiasts like Nima Owji and Jane Manchun Wong use&nbsp;reverse engineering to discover a fleet of upcoming features on Twitter every now and then.

Twitter's slew of new features

The company is expected to roll out a diverse set of features which could alter how users interact with each other on Twitter.

Spaces, a conversation driven feature will now allow users to make money. Twitter Blue is a paid model of Twitter which would enable users to escape ads and access a range of premium features.

Twitter is also working on a three-tier labelling mechanism to fight misinformation on the platform.&nbsp;“Get the latest,” “Stay Informed,” and “Misleading" are the labels known to developers and enthusiasts as of now.

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Recently, the company also revamped and restarted its verification programme.

These features could be rolled out soon, or perhaps never. But the clear indication is that Twitter is rethinking how users interact on its platform.

Twitter may be up for a face-lift very soon! Over the last few months, Twitter has been working on a range of new features - from monetised “Spaces”, to a paid model called "Twitter Blue" in the pipeline, the company is leaving no arena untouched.

Twitter may be up for a face-lift very soon! Over the last few months, Twitter has been working on a range of new features - from monetised “Spaces”, to a paid model called "Twitter Blue" in the pipeline, the company is leaving no arena untouched. Now, “Reactions” are making their way to the social networking platform. According to developer Nima Owji, who has extrapolated the findings by a regular researcher in Twitterverse - Jane Manchun Wong, the new features are set to change how we consume Tweets. In May, multiple portals reported that Twitter was working on “reactions” that would resemble the mechanism of how people react to content on iMessage and Facebook. What are Twitter Reactions? The reactions on Twitter are set to represent an array of moods - from “sad”, “cheer”, “hmm”, to “haha”! Only “hmm” and “haha” were ready in May. Now, Owji has discovered all the reactions. As is the case on Facebook and other portals that offer “reactions”, the user would be required to press and hold the like button for a while to react. Also read: Twitter is working on a three-tier labelling mechanism to fight misinformation. Here's how it'll work The feature is user-ready but there is still no clarity on when it would be rolled out to the masses. Developers and Twitter enthusiasts like Nima Owji and Jane Manchun Wong use reverse engineering to discover a fleet of upcoming features on Twitter every now and then. Twitter's slew of new features The company is expected to roll out a diverse set of features which could alter how users interact with each other on Twitter. Spaces, a conversation driven feature will now allow users to make money. Twitter Blue is a paid model of Twitter which would enable users to escape ads and access a range of premium features. Twitter is also working on a three-tier labelling mechanism to fight misinformation on the platform. “Get the latest,” “Stay Informed,” and “Misleading" are the labels known to developers and enthusiasts as of now. Also read: Japan is sending a shape-shifting miniature robot to the Moon Recently, the company also revamped and restarted its verification programme. These features could be rolled out soon, or perhaps never. But the clear indication is that Twitter is rethinking how users interact on its platform.

Twitter will let you laugh soon with Facebook-like 'reactions'

Twitter on Tuesday announced plans to monetise specialised content on the portal through its “Ticketed Spaces” and "Super Follows" features. As part of pilot testing, Twitter will offer the feature to a few influencers in the United States, allowing their fans to pay for content.

The company began accepting applications from Twitter users in the US who are trying to earn money through “Ticketed Spaces” or “Super Follows”.

What are "Ticketed Spaces" and "Super Follows"?

“Ticketed Spaces” refers to exclusive and unique live audio experiences on Twitter, but users may not join in for free. Regular “Spaces” continues to remain free. Monetised Spaces could cost anything between $1-$999.

"Ticketed Spaces helps you create unique and exclusive live audio experiences in Twitter Spaces, ones your audience is willing to pay for," Ellen Havlicek&nbsp;and&nbsp;Esther Crawford of the company’s product team were cited as saying by AFP.

“Super Follows” is a feature that enables creators to charge for exclusive content on a monthly basis. The pricing for this feature is set at $2.99, $4.99 and $9.99 per month.

"Super Follows gives you a direct relationship with your most engaged followers that can generate monthly revenue”, the company’s product team said.

What's in it for Twitter?

The company will take three per cent of the first $50,000 any user amasses through selling tickets. After the first time, Twitter’s cut of&nbsp;the share will jump to 20 per cent. Influencers have a lot of clout on social media and will now have the chance to make a living through their presence&nbsp;with help from promotion campaigns.&nbsp;

Twitter is also testing a paid ad-free feature but it is unclear when the feature will be rolled out. Currently, the company is attempting to increase its revenue without disrupting the flow of content on its portal.

"We want to help make Twitter not just a fun place to engage your audience, but a place where you can earn money driving great conversations," Crawford and Havlicek added in the post.

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Twitter on Tuesday announced plans to monetise specialised content on the portal through its “Ticketed Spaces” and "Super Follows" features. As part of pilot testing, Twitter will offer the feature to a few influencers in the United States, allowing their fans to pay for content.

Twitter on Tuesday announced plans to monetise specialised content on the portal through its “Ticketed Spaces” and "Super Follows" features. As part of pilot testing, Twitter will offer the feature to a few influencers in the United States, allowing their fans to pay for content. The company began accepting applications from Twitter users in the US who are trying to earn money through “Ticketed Spaces” or “Super Follows”. What are "Ticketed Spaces" and "Super Follows"? “Ticketed Spaces” refers to exclusive and unique live audio experiences on Twitter, but users may not join in for free. Regular “Spaces” continues to remain free. Monetised Spaces could cost anything between $1-$999. "Ticketed Spaces helps you create unique and exclusive live audio experiences in Twitter Spaces, ones your audience is willing to pay for," Ellen Havlicek and Esther Crawford of the company’s product team were cited as saying by AFP. “Super Follows” is a feature that enables creators to charge for exclusive content on a monthly basis. The pricing for this feature is set at $2.99, $4.99 and $9.99 per month. "Super Follows gives you a direct relationship with your most engaged followers that can generate monthly revenue”, the company’s product team said. What's in it for Twitter? The company will take three per cent of the first $50,000 any user amasses through selling tickets. After the first time, Twitter’s cut of the share will jump to 20 per cent. Influencers have a lot of clout on social media and will now have the chance to make a living through their presence with help from promotion campaigns. Twitter is also testing a paid ad-free feature but it is unclear when the feature will be rolled out. Currently, the company is attempting to increase its revenue without disrupting the flow of content on its portal. "We want to help make Twitter not just a fun place to engage your audience, but a place where you can earn money driving great conversations," Crawford and Havlicek added in the post. Also read: Twitter restarts verification application process for the blue badge: Find out how to apply Also read: Twitter is working on a three-tier labelling mechanism to fight misinformation. Here's how it'll work Also read: Features of 'Twitter Blue', company's upcoming paid service revealed!

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