AOL Announces it Will Launch Huffington Post Live Streaming Network
By Rob Scott
February 10, 2012
February 10, 2012
- AOL’s Huffington Post announced it plans to create a 100-member newsroom to produce a video-news channel.
- The company says it will feature 12 hours of live content, five days a week. The new streaming network is expected to launch later this year.
- Plans include a highly interactive site that involves the audience more than we’ve seen in the past, including programs called “Defend Your Comment” and “Write the Headline.”
- The news channel will include a live stream of comments posted via Facebook, Twitter and the website. Other AOL entities, such as TechCrunch and its Patch sites, are also expected to contribute content.
- “Founding editor Roy Sekoff, who will be leading the network, described the programming as a series of live and interactive clips covering everything from entertainment to politics,” reports SocialTimes.
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