Released to iPhone users last month, Facebook is to roll out live-streaming to Android users. More countries are also getting the feature for iOS.

Facebook has announced new features today, including a dedicated place to watch videos, in a push to get you to broadcast (and watch) more videos live.

Facebook's new Watch Party feature allows users to play both live and prerecorded videos in real-time, so friends can watch and comment together.

Facebook Live is now available in the Lite app The social network has introduced a big list of Live and Watch Party features.

Facebook watch party turns video into a group experience A test lets people in Facebook groups simultaneously watch and comment on the same Facebook video -- live or already published.

Facebook has begun rolling out several updates to its livestreaming capability this week. People and Page administrators will now be able to broadcast longer with Facebook Live — up to 4 hours ...

Facebook will upload a copy of the stream to your account, where those who weren't able to watch it live can watch and comment on the video.

If you want to see how seriously Facebook is taking video, just take a look at the flagship app on Android and iOS, where the company today begins rolling out a dedicated tab for finding live and ...

Facebook is rolling out a Periscope-like live-broadcasting feature for famous people like Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson and Serena Williams as a new way to connect with their millions of fans. For ...

Before Periscope and Meerkat jumpstarted the mobile live-streaming craze, Facebook was already quietly working on its own way to let public figures broadcast live videos to their fans. Today ...

While venues are closed because of COVID-19, Coldplay and Garth Brooks have turned to live sets on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.