Snapchat wants to break the news of who is elected President in 2016<article>
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Where will you be when we elect the next President of the United States? Some are hoping the answer could be “on Snapchat.”</p><p>
With a massive built-in mobile audience and quick-fire messaging capabilities, Snapchat has the potential to be a major player in breaking news and getting stories to circle the globe in seconds. The app is starting to expand and lay the groundwork to become a formidable news source by the time the 2016 presidential campaign trail rolls around.</p><p>
This week, the popular photo-sharing and messaging app
introduced a sharing tool, giving users the option to send stories from its Discover page. Users can share stories with their friends and personalize them with comments and emoji. First launched in January, Discover is Snapchat’s in-app content platform that hosts exclusive videos, photos, and stories from media partners including National Geographic, Yahoo,
People magazine, CNN, Comedy Central and ESPN. With the new sharing feature, Snapchat is hoping for Discover stories to go viral, bring in more and more eyeballs and expand its reach.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2919575/snapchat-wants-to-break-the-news-of-who-is-elected-president-in-2016.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Snapchat wants to break the news of who is elected President in 2016
