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Twitter Will Now Let Spaces Hosts Download an Audio File of Their Space

18Jun

By Andrew HutchinsonNo Comments

Twitter Will Now Let Spaces Hosts Download an Audio File of Their Space

This could be a big addition for those leaning into the audio social trend. Today, in amongst an overview of the various recent feature updates that it's added to its Spaces option, Twitter included this note: ???? Audio recordings ????Recordings of Spaces (hosted in the past 30 days) are now available for Hosts. The feature can be found in the ‘data’ folder of your Data download.— Twitter Media (@TwitterMedia) June 16, 2021 Yes, you can now download your Spaces audio - though the process itself is not exactly ideal just yet. As Twitter notes, in order to access the audio, which Twitter keeps on file for 30 days for potential moderation purposes, users will need to download their personal data files, which Twitter will provide for you, on request, via the 'Your Account' section in your pr...

Twitter Adds Spaces Access via the Web as it Continues to Develop its Audio Social Platform

Twitter has taken another steady leap forward in the evolving audio social sphere by adding Spaces access via the web, meaning that you can now tune into Twitter Spaces from your desktop PC. It's not perfect as yet. I tried to tune into a couple of Spaces and got as far as this screen, which remained stagnant for as long as I waited. But early teething problems aside, the ability to access Spaces on the web is a significant advance, as it not only opens up the option to even more users, but it also enables hosts and speakers to use their PC microphones and audio set-ups, which will lend itself to more professional sounding, higher quality Spaces streams. As you can see in the image above, when you go to join a Space on your PC, you'll first get a preview of the Space, similar to the mo...

Are Coworking Spaces Against the Google My Business Guidelines?

Posted Feb 2, 2021 by Joy Hawkins Recently I have seen more and more discussions around coworking spaces and how Google My Business deals with them. We actually use co-working spaces here at Sterling Sky for meet-ups regularly and love the flexibility they provide. But are you allowed to use a coworking space for your address on your Google My Business listing? The answer is “it depends”. In February of 2021, Google updated their guidelines and added a section addressing coworking spaces. The following section is new: “Businesses can’t list an office at a co-working space unless that office maintains clear signage, receives customers at the location during business hours, and is staffed during ...