Twitter Spaces: How To Co-Host With Someone Else

If you create a Space on Twitter and want someone to co-host, Twitter has you covered. You can ask up to two friends to co-host, here’s how. Spaces offers Twitter users the opportunity to chat with each other in audio-based rooms and now there’s the option to co-host a Space. Twitter first began testing Spaces in December of last year. After initially launching on iOS devices, Spaces rolled out on Android devices back in March, and before Clubhouse did. For those interested in co-hosting a Space with someone else, it only takes a few steps to get started.  Although users need at least 600 users to host a Space, anyone can join one by clicking the purple bubble located at the top of the Twitter feed, allowing them to listen to the conversation and react with emojis. Users can even DM the host to ask if they can contribute to the conversation. Earlier this year, Twitter announced that Spaces would also make its way to the desktop version of Twitter, presumably in another attempt to get ahead of Clubhouse. Twitter also recently began to offer Ticketed Spaces, providing users with the opportunity to monetize their Spaces by setting a ticket price.  Hosts are now able to invite…
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