Jakarta: In an upload on its official blog, Twitter announced that it will open access to the Spaces feature for all users with at least 600 followers. Spaces is an audio-only voice conversation feature that allows users to broadcast voice conversations with other Twitter users.
Audience members can listen to the conversation or be part of the conversation. Twitter also announced a new feature will support Spaces soon, one of the significant features is Ticketed Spaces.
This Ticketed Spaces feature allows broadcast owners to monetize their Spaces for a monetary fee. A limited group of users will be able to test Ticketed Spaces in the coming months.
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Users will also be able to set reminders and set time slots for future Spaces. New features Twitter is preparing for Spaces are co-hosted Spaces, better direct captions, and better access to Spaces via the profile icon on the Twitter feed.
Twitter is bringing the Spaces feature to the fore due to the significant increase in popularity of the Clubhouse app, a startup work app that offers the ability to host live broadcast public conversations with other users and allows viewers to hear live.
Clubhouses experienced an increase in popularity in the midst of the pandemic period, as most people undergo quarantine and spend time at home. Twitter says Spaces encourages and supports open and true conversation on Twitter with authentication and nuance, depth and power with only a human voice.
The Ongoing Spaces tab will appear at the top of your feed in a purple bubble, between Twitter Fleets. To create a Space, users only need to tap the Tweet button and tap the Spaces icon. If you don’t see the icon, the Spaces feature might not be available in the app on that device.
(MMI)
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