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as mentioned in Meanwhile, video game streaming site Twitch is still today the de facto home for esports content. The move will aid Facebook in challenging Amazon-owned Twitch as well as Twitter, both of which have esports deals as part of their efforts in the live streaming space. The content will begin streaming in June 2017 on the ESEA Facebook Page and in its official Facebook group. "Last year, ESL content generated over 2 billion impressions and reached over 200 million users on Facebook globally. However, the deals don't preclude ESL from also streaming to rival networks like Twitch, Twitter, or YouTube.
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Above: "Order Food" on mobileAbove: "Order Food" on desktopThe entire process, from ordering to checkout, takes place on Facebook when you use this menu option. In the main Facebook navigation on both web and mobile, a new option called "Order Food" is rolling out to select users. The "Order Food" feature in the main navigation works similarly, but makes it more convenient as it aggregates all the supported restaurants together on one page. Because this is a test, not all Facebook users may see the option at this time. Indicated by a colorful hamburger icon on desktop and a blue-and-white hamburger icon on mobile, the option lets Facebook users place food pickup and delivery orders from restaurants using Delivery.com or Slice.
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as mentioned in Meanwhile, video game streaming site Twitch is still today the de facto home for esports content. The move will aid Facebook in challenging Amazon-owned Twitch as well as Twitter, both of which have esports deals as part of their efforts in the live streaming space. The content will begin streaming in June 2017 on the ESEA Facebook Page and in its official Facebook group. "Last year, ESL content generated over 2 billion impressions and reached over 200 million users on Facebook globally. However, the deals don't preclude ESL from also streaming to rival networks like Twitch, Twitter, or YouTube.
As it stated in
Above: "Order Food" on mobileAbove: "Order Food" on desktopThe entire process, from ordering to checkout, takes place on Facebook when you use this menu option. In the main Facebook navigation on both web and mobile, a new option called "Order Food" is rolling out to select users. The "Order Food" feature in the main navigation works similarly, but makes it more convenient as it aggregates all the supported restaurants together on one page. Because this is a test, not all Facebook users may see the option at this time. Indicated by a colorful hamburger icon on desktop and a blue-and-white hamburger icon on mobile, the option lets Facebook users place food pickup and delivery orders from restaurants using Delivery.com or Slice.
to read more visit us Facebook
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