Periscope logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- He needed to see a live video streaming from the square, but could not do it.
- His favorite social media, Twitter, could only help with live “text streaming.” So, Beykpour and Bernstein decided to create an app that could be useful in this situation.
- In early 2015, the founders sold it to Twitter.
- One of the milestones for the app was when some of its features were built into the regular Twitter app in 2016.
- The details have not been made public, which leaves ample room for speculation.
- According to some sources, Twitter paid between $75 and $100 million, another source just mentions that the sum exceeded $50 million.
- Here, the drop itself is blue, while the bigger circle is white.
- In the center of the white circle, there is a smaller red circle.
- To achieve excellent legibility, though, the designer had to sacrifice uniqueness, so the font does not really make the wordmark recognizable.
- And yet, the roundish letters fit perfectly the shape of the emblem, with its drop and circles.
- Color In addition to white, the Periscope logo features light blue and red.
- Typically, the “drop” is white; the dot inside it is red, while the background is blue.
- Other versions are sometimes used.
- In the earlier version, orange was used instead of red.
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