Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano, which is the largest in the world, began to spew lava and ash Sunday after 40 years of dormancy.
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Streaming has proven to be an effective means for mass audiences to receive current news. News agencies such as NBC News and CBS have repurposed their programming for streaming. They offer news analysis, documentaries, and reruns. This allows viewers to customize their experience, and the news arrives at their convenience.
This has proven to be a viable alternative to broadcast news, which has been in the news business for decades. The streaming model has reduced the scarcity of news. It is also economical. It allows networks to archive content, and offers viewers the option of viewing it from anywhere in the world.
The streaming model has been around for ten years. Major news networks have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in their streaming operations. The streaming model has been successful, with viewers spending more time watching streaming programming than broadcast TV. This has encouraged new players to enter the business.
The major news networks have high hopes for streaming. They believe it will help them serve an increasingly diverse audience. They also believe that streaming can achieve siloing results similar to cable.
The major news networks have invested hundreds of millions of dollars to repurpose their programming for streaming. They are planning regular nightly news programs, as well as documentaries and reruns. They also have aggressive local streaming news strategies. They plan to stream 45,000 hours of local news in 2022.
The new model will likely attract new overtly political news operations. Streaming will also eliminate the costly negotiations with cable companies.
