Twitter has plans to collaborate with PBS NewsHour to stream Donald Trump's presidential inauguration on January 20th.
Footage will run from 11:00 AM until 5:00 PM Eastern Time and it's reported by Mashable that, "Judy Woodruff will anchor the broadcast along with NewsHour correspondents John Yang reporting from the U.S. Capitol and Lisa Desjardins from the National Mall." With Twitter hosting a stream of Donald Trump's presidential inauguration, users will be able to comment on remarks made by the US' leader more efficiently.
In addition to streamlining this process, Twitter's useful platform will encourage lively debate, bringing more voices into the forefront by inviting users to express their opinions in real time. Due to this, users are likely to benefit from the stream the most, however those without accounts will be able to access the footage as well.
What's Driving This Trend
- Streaming Live Events
- Streaming live events on social media platforms like Twitter presents an opportunity for real-time engagement and increased user participation.
- Enhanced User Feedback
- Allowing users to comment on live events creates an avenue for immediate feedback and encourages active participation.
- Accessible Content
- Making live event footage available on social media platforms ensures that even non-account holders have access to important content.
Who This Affects Most
- Social Media
- Social media platforms like Twitter can find innovative ways to incorporate live event streaming and user engagement.
- Broadcasting
- Broadcasting companies can explore partnerships with social media platforms to expand their audience reach and enhance viewer interaction during live events.
- News Media
- News media outlets can leverage social media platforms to provide real-time coverage of major events and foster discussion among viewers.
