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This video explains how social media and live videos (including Facebook Live) have changed mainstream media.

With the shift away from traditional platforms – print, radio and TV – towards an online news culture, it is important to understand how media companies utilise live videos to gain and maintain an audience. The ability to present content live and have an instant feedback in the way of reactions or comments is good for the consumer looking for information, but also as a gauge for media organisations as to how their content will perform on a traditional platform.

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Created for Curtin University WEB207.