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Yahoo Finance Live's Dave Briggs look at Snap's stock after the social media company debuted its Snapchat+ feature.

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DAVE BRIGGS: All right, Snapchat shares closing-- let's see-- up quite a bit, 5 and 1/2% on the day, announcing some new features for its Snapchat+ service, which they say now has one million paying subscribers. New features to the $3.99 a month service include post-view emojis, which allow you to select an emoji your friends will see after they view your snaps. There is also a feature called priority story replies, which will make your replies more visible to celebrities and influencers, which I know matters an awful lot to Seana.

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