After a 6-year-old student in Virginia shot his teacher last week, the school superintendent revealed that a school administrator was told the child may have brought a gun to school that day. NBC News’ Catie Beck has the latest on the investigation.
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The Internet has brought us streaming news. But how does this news differ from the TV news we’ve always seen?
Historically, television news has been a profitable business. However, the news that came out of the television networks resembled a town crier in a village. This was because the broadcaster’s audience was small, limited by distance and news sources.
Cable television news shook up the broadcast news business by offering live coverage. For example, when a Pittsburgh bridge collapsed, the local CBS affiliate piped the news to the streamers.
Streaming news has taken advantage of long-term cultural trends to become ubiquitous. It looks and works the same as conventional television, but news travels anywhere. With streaming, you can get the news you want, when you want it. You can also customize your own experience.
Unlike the traditional television network newscast, streams are often interrupted by breaking news. When coverage is over, the news will return to regular programming. During a breaking news event, the broadcaster may interrupt the program or continue to cover the story with a live shot of the anchor.
Many major streaming networks have established regular nightly news shows. Some also offer documentaries, reruns, and news analysis.
Some of these outlets also offer podcasts. One such site is SciTechDaily, which covers astronomy, cosmology, and Gravitational Waves. In addition, there are a number of kids’ radio stations, including Fun Kids Radio.
The largest cable and satellite networks have launched streaming services. These companies have spent hundreds of millions of dollars developing their streaming operations. They have hopes that streaming will replace cable TV.
