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Live streaming is on the rise and on track to double in size by 2021, making it a 70 billion-dollar industry.

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Politicians from all parties are making the most of this fantastic weapon to make their presence felt across the country.

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Every major social media network has live streaming and webcasting as a service. Reaching out to potential clients all over the world is very simple.

You can watch a concert in your pjs, at home, or at a specific venue with your pals while fulfilling your food and beverage demands.

Maybe you’re the one transmitting it!

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– It’s simple to broadcast live to platforms like Facebook Live, Google Hangouts, and YouTube.

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Democrats and Republicans alike are rushing to critical states to hold town hall meetings, demonstrations, and fundraising events in an attempt to increase their campaign’s visibility. On practically any given day, you may turn on the television and watch a presidential candidate’s campaign live to stream an interview or a prominent Q and A session.

Many people nowadays do not have access to traditional cable networks. They have instead chosen that freedom of choice. This package-free method enables consumers to tune into channels that cater to their unique interests without having to sit through advertisements and consumer-based commercials, let alone the costly monthly fee that comes with them.

In fact, nearly 7 million Americans have chosen to obtain their news directly from the source via live streaming since the last election. From Supreme Court candidate hearings to Muller briefings to live press conferences of the Senate Judiciary Committee, live streaming and webcasting bring us right into the action.

The election season is the nation’s largest and most influential political event. It’s a four-month siege of campaign events, interviews, press releases, press conferences, and state rallies and events. And every step of the way is being streamed live.

The capacity to broadcast live results, comments, speeches, and debates without being restricted to a single television network has transformed the political landscape.

The days of the mainstream media serving as the sole gatekeeper for the general public’s access to political news are long gone. The power of live streaming has given rise to the power of choice, and consequently the power of change.

Back in the day, there was just one channel to view live political news — C-SPAN. Since then, a lot has changed.

Today, politics is being live streamed in conjunction with social networks such as Twitter and Facebook—even YouTube has teamed up with networks such as CNN to Live Stream and WebCast presidential debates.

Let’s be honest: live streaming is altering the face and tone of politics as we know it. Politicians are keen to embrace any technique that will allow them to reach a larger and more diversified audience. It’s a win-win situation, and with live streaming, the power is returned to where it belongs: with the people.

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