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Y Combinator Startup Podcast

#43 - Casey Neistat and Matt Hackett on Live Video's Struggle for Interestingness

Nov 1, 2017
01:02:52
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Casey Neistat and Matt Hackett discuss live video's struggle for interestingness, their product Panels for diverse perspectives and civil debate, managing different teams, personal routines, and the importance of direct and specific communication.
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Quick takeaways

  • Platforms like Snapchat have succeeded by offering fun and engaging experiences in video content through features like lenses.
  • Product designers have a responsibility to create spaces for civil discourse by implementing guidelines and moderation tools.

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Navigating the Struggle for Interestingness

In the podcast, Casey Neistat and Matt Hackett discuss the importance of addressing the struggle for interestingness in video content. They highlight how platforms like Snapchat have succeeded by offering features like lenses, which provide fun and engaging experiences for both creators and viewers. They also discuss the challenge faced by live streaming platforms in capturing and maintaining audience interest, emphasizing the need for creative solutions to make live video more compelling.

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