TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse is rolling out a new dark mode setting on its iOS and Android apps. Instead of a featuring a completely black interface, the dark mode has a "velvety dark background" with light text. The company says the update may take a couple of days to roll out to all Clubhouse users.
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Clubhouse Starts Rolling out Dark Mode on iOS and Android
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Clubhouse Adds New 'Protected Profile' Setting Option for All Users
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse is launching a protected profile setting to allow users only to make their full profile available to people they approve as followers. The change is being implemented in response to Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine to keep users protected on the platform. Clubhouse notes that only followers will be able to see the rooms, clubs, and replays on your profile. The setting also makes users less visible on Clubhouse in general.
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Clubhouse Adds Text-based Chat Rooms for the Mic Shy
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse announced in-room chat, adding a text chat feature into its voice rooms akin to what people see on YouTube or Twitch. In-room chat is an optional feature, so anyone running a conversation on Clubhouse can toggle the option when they kick off a room.
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Clubhouse Improves Its Web Version With a Brand New Feature
DIGITAL INFORMATION WORLD - Clubhouse has improved its web with a feature that makes them unique from all other competitors. Clubhouse web's version does not require any ID/registration, and anyone can listen to the conversation without logging in. The platform is also rolling out a new sharing option in which users can share a Chat Room on other social media platforms with other users. However, this feature update is only for listening.
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Clubhouse Rolls out Topics Feature, Adds Support for 13 New Languages
TIMES OF INDIA - Clubhouse is adding 13 languages which include Arabic, Bengali, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Farsi / Persian, Hausa, Igbo, Marathi, Nepali, Somali, Thai, Turkish and Yoruba. As of now, the new languages are only available on Android devices.
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Clubhouse Finally Has Live Captions on iOS
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse announced that closed captioning is now rolling out for iOS. "We currently support 13 languages for captions, with more on the way. These 13 languages include English, Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese, Yue Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Turkish," a Clubhouse representative said.
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Clubhouse Launches Replay to Let Users Record and Share Live Rooms
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse is pushing 'Replay,' a new feature live on iOS and Android apps that will let creators record an audio room so that anyone who misses the action live can check it out later.
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Clubhouse Adds Support for 13 New Languages
TIMES OF INDIA - Clubhouse supports 13 new languages, including French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kannada, Korean, Malayalam, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish, Tamil, and Telugu. The company further added that it would soon add support for iOS and additional languages.
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Clubhouse Is Working on Localisation of Its App in India
ECONOMIC TIMES - Clubhouse will soon roll out local language on its app in India. The move comes at a time when the audio-based live social networking space is heating up with increased competition.
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Clubhouse Gives Musicians a New High-quality Audio Mode
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse added a new "music mode", doubling down on its commitment to centering social audio in all its permutations. The new music mode will give musicians who play live on the social network their own special set of tools to optimize sound quality and will hit iOS first before rolling out to Android.
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Clubhouse Adds New Features for Android
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse unveils 4 new features: Clips, Replay, Universal Search, and spatial audio for Android (which already exists on iOS). These additions will help expand Clubhouse's reach by making content available even after a live conversation has ended, allowing for asynchronous engagement.
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Some Tech Companies Set to Sign up to Beefed-up Disinformation Code in the EU
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse, Vimeo, and DoubleVerify are among a clutch of tech companies and organizations preparing to sign up for a beefed-up version of the European Union's Code of Practice on Online Disinformation. "Substantial additional efforts are needed to reduce the flow of harmful misinformation, as illustrated by recent electoral campaigns and by the signatories' reports on the COVID-19 disinformation monitoring program," the EC writes in a press release.
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Clubhouse Now Wants Their Chats to Be Recorded And Shared
FORBES - The audio social network would now like to significantly amend their decree to let conversations be secret. Two new features on the app named Clips and Replay intend to make it easier to share audio from chats occurring there. Another new function goes for the same purpose: a search tool for finding conversations on the app.
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Clubhouse Introduces a New Feature to Increase Small and Closed Chats
FORBES - Clubhouse is introducing a new feature, Wave, an invite mechanism meant to make starting these small, closed chats easier. Clubhouse has raised ~$300M in funding, most recently at a $4B valuation. It has slipped from the top ranks of Apple, and Google's download charts with roughly 500K installs last month.
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Clubhouse Hires Head of News From NPR to Build out Publisher Relationships
TECH CRUNCH - Clubhouse has hired a veteran editor from NPR to lead news publishing for the app. Nina Gregory will serve as Clubhouse's Head of News and Media Publishers, working as a liaison between news publishers and the Clubhouse's ecosystem of audio-based communities.
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