Periscope is all about live streaming but it also is about watching what others broadcast. A recent survey even found that most users of the app are passive viewers rather than active broadcasters.
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Until now, the only way to find a live broadcast was to go through your Periscope feed and select one from there.
A few days ago, Periscope introduced a new feature that allows users to select feeds from a world map of hotspots where other users are broadcasting live.
Using the zoom feature, you will be able to find feeds in a specific region and even city, anywhere around the world. You can also see how many people are broadcasting all over the planet before picking a region to check in on.
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Periscope is also now available in 29 languages.
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