The Ever Expanding World of Live Video Streaming Services

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The Ever Expanding World of Live Video Streaming
Services
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• I'm not afraid to admit that I've spent my fair
  share of time sitting in front of my computer
  recently intensely watching live coverage through
  my live video streaming services.

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• During the recent Olympic games I spent at least
  three hours a day in front of my computer
  watching hockey, curling and skiing action (don't
  hate, once you get into curling your hooked) live
  through the internet. This does not count the
  highlights I watched through the websites video
  sections.

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• I've also become a big fan of watching live
  concert footage online. The ATT Blue Room
  website has become a big force in the online
  concert world with full weekend coverage of such
  coveted music festivals as the Coachella Music
  Arts Festival, Lollapalooza and The Bonarroo
  Festival. With their live streaming you can now
  see your favorite bands from the comfort of your
  own living room (and without having to spend 10
  on a beer).

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• One of my favorite live video events in recent
  months, though, has been the live coverage of the
  Grammy Awards on Grammy in early February.
  Through the website for the first time you could
  watch live coverage of the winners being
  announced in the 80 categories that don't get
  coverage on the performance-heavy live television
  broadcast.

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• It might sound weird to watch the winners of the
  Best Engineered Album getting announced, but I
  found it pretty interesting. Also, because most
  of the big Grammy Award categories usually end up
  being won by artists who I either don't listen to
  or completely loathe, this is an opportunity to
  watch artists that I actually like win awards.

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• With the internet becoming as common as cable TV
  is most American homes, networks have begun to
  put just as much effort in their online
  broadcasts as they do on their television side.
  The last couple of years have seen CBS put every
  single one of the NCAA basketball tournament
  games live online so that fans can watch games
  from work or out of market. Since studies have
  shown that productivity at American businesses
  goes down nearly 50 during these tournament days
  it seems that this strategy is working.

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• Networks have also begun putting their shows on
  demand streaming from their websites just hours
  after their original airtime. The fact that
  networks load their streaming shows with
  commercials online (and no, you can't
  fast-forward through them) means extra revenue
  and extra exposure for the show.

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