Viewers can purchase access to the live broadcast in advance for 40 Facebook Credits or $4.00 via PayPal. On the day of the event, tickets will cost 50 Facebook Credits or $5.00 via PayPal.

Facebook has been ramping up its efforts around video chatting and live video as more people turn to those features to keep in touch with family and friends during the coronavirus pandemic.

Facebook was delivering its stream at a 13-second delay, on average, compared to radio. But for some viewers it was in the single digits at 7 seconds, which made it the fastest option.

Luke Watson of Roker Labs and Streaming Media's Tim Siglin discuss emerging social media platforms for live video, interactivity, and user engagement in this interview from Streaming Media East 2017.- ...

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Starting today the live-streaming capability will be available in every Blizzard game in the Americas, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, with a complete global rollout expected “soon.” ...

The Facebook Live stream did begin with Chris Geidner waiting for the president, but froze and ended before Obama appeared. Facebook has been touting live streaming as a major new feature, ...

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