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This Nov. 16, 2016, photo shows a Facebook Live billboard on the side of a building near New York's Penn Station. From billboards to TV ads to endless notifications, Facebook is furiously promoting its live video feature as it tries to get more users to shoot and watch such videos. (AP Photo/Anick Jesdanun)

Facebook Live: Company Says More Videos Will Increase Usage

by Barbara Ortutay AP Technology WriterFebruary 5, 2017

This image from a video that was broadcast live on Facebook and later posted on Vidme shows a frame in which a man, right, is assaulted in Chicago. The video shows the man with his mouth taped shut as a woman and other people cut off his shirt and hair with a knife, and someone pushes his head with his or her foot. Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2017, that the victim has mental health challenges, and he called the video "sickening." (Vidme via AP)

Mobile Video Is Changing the Way We Witness Crime

by Barbara Ortutay AP Technology WriterJanuary 6, 2017

FILE - In this June 30, 2016, file photo, Hayatto Noguchi, Japanese Vine artist, shows his work on a smartphone during an interview with The Associated Press in Tokyo. Twitter has decided to shut down the Vine video app, which has been eclipsed by the likes of Instagram and Snapchat even as it remains beloved by a loyal fan base. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko, File)

Users Mourn as Twitter Kills Quirky Vine App

by Barbara Ortutay AP Technology WriterOctober 29, 2016

This photo provided by The Museum of Modern Art in New York shows the original set of 176 emojis, which the museum has acquired. The emojis were a gift to the museum from the phone company, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone. (Shigetaka Kurita/NTT DoCoMo/Courtesy of The Museum of Modern Art)

Museum of Modern Art in New York Acquires Original Set of 176 Emojis

by Barbara Ortutay AP Technology WriterOctober 27, 2016

Twitter to Launch App for NFL Games

by Barbara Ortutay AP Technology WriterSeptember 17, 2016

FILE - In this Nov. 6, 2014, file photo, LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner speaks during the company's second annual "Bring In Your Parents Day," at LinkedIn headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. Microsoft said Monday, June 13, 2016, it is buying professional networking service site LinkedIn for about $26.2 billion. LinkedIn, based in Mountain View, Calif., has more than 430 million members. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File)

Microsoft Plans to Purchase LinkedIn

by Barbara Ortutay AP Technology WriterJune 13, 2016