William Ginsburg, attorney for Monica Lewinsky, joined Meet the Press on January 25, 1998, just days after Clinton and Lewinsky’s affair became public.
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In the age of digital technology, the news of the day is more available than ever. Streaming allows viewers to access information on demand, delivering timely and relevant news anywhere they go. Whether they want to know about a major political event or watch their favorite news show, they can stream their news online.
The streaming industry is a thriving one. Several major news networks invested hundreds of millions of dollars in streaming operations. They have high hopes for the future.
Streaming news has proven to be a great way to attract a large audience. Unlike broadcast TV, streaming allows viewers to customize their experience. Streaming provides users with the ability to block topics or express their opinions. It also gives users the chance to follow current events and trending topics.
Using streaming news, networks can save time and money. Rather than creating newscasts for a particular viewer, they repurpose programming from broadcast. This allows them to archive content, which makes building a news library economical.
As a result, news streams have been able to attract audiences of all ages. Compared to broadcast TV, viewers spend more time watching streaming programming. And a growing number of households subscribe to at least one streaming service.
But how will streaming change the way we get news? How will it shape the way we cover political issues?
The news industry has been dominated by cable since the late 1980s. For decades, cable news was an efficient and profitable business. Cable one-upped broadcast news by adding live events. While it did not offer viewers a complete range of choices, it did create siloes that encouraged voters to focus on their own political beliefs.
