Welcome to the Tech Mem Right Home for Tuesday, May 4th 2021. I'm Brian McCullough today.

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Here's what you miss today in the world of tech. Twitter has opened up space. Tech.

Twitter has opened up spaces, its live audio feature, to anyone with more than 600 followers.

Also, we can now schedule spaces ahead of time and you can sign up to get notifications when they

happen, which we will make use of as soon as we can.

And Twitter has fleshed out more of its plans for things like ticketed spaces, co-hosting,

accessibility, and more, quoting Tech Crunch.

Twitter says it decided on the 600 person follower figure as being the minimum to gain access to Twitter

spaces based on its earlier testing. Accounts with 600 or more followers tend to have

a quote good experience hosting live conversations because they have a larger

existing audience who can tune in. However, Twitter says it's still planning to

bring spaces to all users in the future. Twitter spaces will soon support

multiple co-host

and creators will be able to better market and even charge

for access to their live events on Twitter Spaces.

One feature, arriving in the next few weeks,

will allow users to schedule and set reminders about spaces they don't want to miss.

This can also help creators who are marketing their event in advance,

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