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There has been a lot of buzz in recent years about streaming news. These services provide the ability to watch news programs wherever and whenever you want. They may resemble cable news’ approach. In fact, the two often go hand in hand.
Streaming news aims to reduce the scarcity of information. Historically, broadcast news was a profitable business. Cable TV took that business to the next level, one-upping broadcast news with live events.
The latest developments in news delivery are a result of long-standing cultural trends. Frustrated consumers have created kindling for innovators. Streaming makes video news ubiquitous. It also enables the timely delivery of news, which can be customized according to the viewer’s preferences.
Several major streaming networks have emerged over the last ten years. They use content from cable, repurpose it, and schedule regular nightly news programs and documentaries.
During prime time, breaking news can disrupt programming. For example, ABC’s April 2017 Shayrat missile strike interrupted a new episode of Scandal. As such, the network resumed the program after a short pause.
Breaking news can also interrupt local newscasts. Local stations receive a cue from the network to start a newscast. However, if the coverage lasts more than 20 or 45 minutes, the station may have to switch to another channel.
Streaming news may also be interrupted for other reasons, such as to allow other network affiliates to join the feed. This is usually done to accommodate a story of high interest to the audience.
