Twitch is the latest tech company to try a TikTok-like way to browse content.
The company is experimenting with a feature that surfaces clips in a new vertically-scrolling feed that it calls the “discovery feed,” and the feed is starting to roll out to “select users” on Tuesday, according to a post from Twitch on X.
Here’s a video of the discovery feed if you want to get an idea of how it works:
Twitch joins companies like Spotify, Amazon, and Reddit in introducing a TikTok-like format.
The streaming company announced the discovery feed in July as one of a few forthcoming new features involving clips, including the ability to directly export clips to TikTok.
A vertically-scrolling video feed isn’t the only feature from other social media networks coming to Twitch; the company also announced in July that it’s planning to bring stories to the platform.
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Twitch is the latest tech company to try a TikTok-like way to browse content.
The company is experimenting with a feature that surfaces clips in a new vertically-scrolling feed that it calls the “discovery feed,” and the feed is starting to roll out to “select users” on Tuesday, according to a post from Twitch on X.
Here’s a video of the discovery feed if you want to get an idea of how it works:
Twitch joins companies like Spotify, Amazon, and Reddit in introducing a TikTok-like format.
The streaming company announced the discovery feed in July as one of a few forthcoming new features involving clips, including the ability to directly export clips to TikTok.
A vertically-scrolling video feed isn’t the only feature from other social media networks coming to Twitch; the company also announced in July that it’s planning to bring stories to the platform.
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