Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide an interface that includes a first region and a second region, wherein a live content stream being broadcasted is presented in the first region, and wherein information corresponding to users viewing the live content stream is presented in the second region. A determination is made that a first user operating the computing device has performed one or more touch screen gestures with respect to at least one user identifier in the second region, the user identifier corresponding to a second user. At least one notification is sent to a computing device of the second user, the notification inviting the second user to join the live content stream broadcast as a co-broadcaster.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide an interface that includes a first region and a second region, wherein a live content stream being accessed is presented in the first region, and wherein one or more feedback options for interacting with the live content stream are presented in the second region. A determination is made that at least one user accessing the live content stream has selected a feedback option in response to the live content stream. At least one visual feature corresponding to the selected feedback option is displayed in the first region in which the live content stream is being presented.

Abstract: In response to a first user input in connection with a displayed video, a social interaction toolbar is displayed along an edge of a viewing area. The social interaction toolbar includes a plurality of buttons, each corresponding to a social interaction feature. Simultaneously, the video is displayed across substantially all of the viewing area. In response to receiving a selection of a button in the social interaction toolbar, a user interface of the social interaction feature corresponding to the selected button is displayed.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are configured to receive responses from users over a spectrum of approval levels. The users can be participating in an event broadcasted by a social networking system. The responses can be processed to generate an aggregate count of responses at each approval level in the spectrum. A layout animation can be presented in a user interface reflecting the aggregate count of responses at each approval level in the spectrum.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide an interface that includes a plurality of panes. A determination can be made that a first pane is being accessed, the first pane for capturing and broadcasting live content through a social networking system. A live content stream can be captured upon accessing the first pane. Data corresponding to the live content stream can be provided to the social networking system for broadcasting.

Abstract: In response to a first user input in connection with a displayed video, a social interaction toolbar is displayed along an edge of a viewing area. The social interaction toolbar includes a plurality of buttons, each corresponding to a social interaction feature. Simultaneously, the video is displayed across substantially all of the viewing area. In response to receiving a selection of a button in the social interaction toolbar, a user interface of the social interaction feature corresponding to the selected button is displayed.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide a plurality of content item recommendations for a first user in a content discovery interface. The content discovery interface comprises a content item recommendation portion comprising the plurality of content item recommendations, and a first social lens portion comprising a first plurality of social lenses. A content item is provided in a content consumption interface. The content consumption interface comprises a playback portion, a second social lens portion comprising a second plurality of social lenses, and a social interaction portion.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide an interface that includes a first region and a second region, wherein a live content stream being accessed is presented in the first region, and wherein one or more feedback options for interacting with the live content stream are presented in the second region. A determination is made that at least one user accessing the live content stream has selected a feedback option in response to the live content stream. At least one visual feature corresponding to the selected feedback option is displayed in the first region in which the live content stream is being presented.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide an interface that includes a first region and a second region, wherein a live content stream being broadcasted is presented in the first region, and wherein information corresponding to users viewing the live content stream is presented in the second region. A determination is made that a first user operating the computing device has performed one or more touch screen gestures with respect to at least one user identifier in the second region, the user identifier corresponding to a second user. At least one notification is sent to a computing device of the second user, the notification inviting the second user to join the live content stream broadcast as a co-broadcaster.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are configured to receive responses from users over a spectrum of approval levels. The users can be participating in an event broadcasted by a social networking system. The responses can be processed to generate an aggregate count of responses at each approval level in the spectrum. A layout animation can be presented in a user interface reflecting the aggregate count of responses at each approval level in the spectrum.