The Wall Street Journal
Digital Network launched last Thursday a new WSJ Live site that features videos
from WSJ.com, MarketWatch.com, Barrons.com and SmartMoney.com, to watch and
share videos from a centralised platform, paidContent
reported.
WSJ Live follows
the idea of "WSJ
everywhere" by providing live news and on-demand video directly from
2,000 reporters. Video is now an "inseparable part of the Journal
experience,"
The new WSJ Live site also includes HD content
and a new full-screen feature, enhanced social sharing capabilities, on-screen
notifications and alerts when a live show is about to air and easier access
to WSJ Live’s TV guide and weekly schedule, The
Next Web reported.
Also, users will soon be able to share videos
with friends as WSJ Live is planning to integrate Facebook's Social Graph.
WSJ Live is available on 18
different platforms, including the iPad, Apple TV, Roku, Samsung Smart TV
and a YouTube channel, among others.
This month, WJS Live launched two new shows: Asia
Today, live programming with taped video segments reporting on the
latest news from Asia; and DC Bureau, focused on politics and hosted by Jeff
Seib, Washington Bureau Chief.
As of May, WJS Live streamed
19.7 million videos and its YouTube Channel had almost 25,000 subscribers and streamed 20.8 million videos, according
to BtoB.
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