Facebook focuses on video, and could one second break the internet? - 13/01/15 Digital Minute

Digital Minute is back for 2015, looking at how Facebook is putting video content at the heart of its growth plans.

Facebook is making big attempts to woo major YouTube vloggers and grow the levels of video content on the platform, and the acquisition of the video compression start-up QuickFire represents another major investment in video content.

There's more analysis of this over at http://www.stickyeyes.com/2015/01/13/six-reasons-why-facebook-is-investing-heavily-in-video

We also explain how one second has the potential to break the internet.

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