Stalled Twitter Growth Makes James Cakmak Concerned About Strategy
Free Clips
•
1m 20s
Twitter's user base has stalled, internet analyst James Cakmak says, adding the company needs to better serve its niche. Cakmak believes the company needs to begin monetizing through premium offerings. Tech earnings are in full swing, and Twitter's stock is in freefall. User growth came in flat from the previous quarter, and Cakmak isn't convinced the framework for a turnaround is in place. Unlike Twitter, Facebook is focusing on the right ideas, says Cakmak. Mark Zuckerberg says video will be the company's largest business in 2-3 years. Cakmak says Facebook has no choice but to prioritize video. Expanding on video, Cakmak say he believes Snap has the best understanding of the mobile video experience.
Up Next in Free Clips
-
Rep. Barbara Lee: Trump Shouldn't Be ...
Congresswoman Barbara Lee talks with Cheddar's Baker Machado about the Trump Administration's recent rhetoric on affirmative action, referring to it as "sad" and a "disgrace" to those who are victims of systemic racism. Representative Lee notes Attorney General Sessions' "history of bigotry" and ...
-
Dough on the Go: Little Caesars Launc...
The home of Hot-N-Ready is making picking up pizza even quicker. Little Caesars recently launched its new "pizza portals" that allow customers to order pizza ahead of time and pick it up without waiting in line.
Rick Moreno, SVP of Innovation at Little Caesars, says he came up with the idea w...
-
Facebook Pulls a Fast One on China. W...
China prohibits Facebook and Instagram...but that's not stopping Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook released a new photo sharing app called Colorful Balloons under a different company name. Matt Swider, Senior Mobile & Buying Guides Editor at TechRadar, and Sean Aune, Editor-In-Chief at Techno Buffalo, di...
