The unit launched in 2021 to patrol high-crime areas, but has come under fire after the death of Tyre Nichols.
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Streaming TV offers viewers a choice of programming. They can access live and archived news, documentaries, and reruns. It also allows them to watch when and where they want.
Streaming has become a major contender for media. News networks have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the technology. Unlike broadcast television, streaming delivers content on demand. By removing the time and money barriers to entry, streaming opens up new opportunities for newsmakers.
The major broadcasters have high hopes for streaming. CBS, CNN, and Fox have repurposed programming from cable to reach audiences in a variety of ways. They schedule regular nightly news programs, offer news analysis, and even do documentary films.
These networks have seen huge success. Combined, they earned $3 billion in 2020. Some observers have predicted that online video will reshape political news coverage.
With so many new options, news audiences may be polarized. Commercial-averse viewers may choose to switch channels. However, those willing to pay for the content are likely to stay.
Fox, for example, has attracted 1.5 million subscribers to its Fox Nation app. This audience has shown that viewers will pay for content.
A number of free news streamers are cropping up, encouraging viewers to cut their cable subscription. Like cable, these freestreamers use the style of conventional TV to promote their cable-quality news.
Streaming’s advantages include the ability to deliver news in real-time, to a wide audience, and to make a library of news more cost-effective. It’s also allowed for time-shifting, so viewers can watch news on demand.
