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What's next for video on CNN.com
For the last four years, live video has been a big part of CNN.com. From launching the first live online video service in 2005 with CNN Pipeline, to breaking the all-time record for the largest live video event in Internet history earlier this year, suffice it to say, CNN.com changed the game for live video online. Along the way, you taught us a lot. We learned that you mostly use live video to stay updated on breaking news events and experience the seminal moments of our time – things like the Pres. Obama's Inauguration, Michael Jackson’s memorial, even this week's Oprah's Book Club Event. But outside of these major events, viewing of anchor-driven, produced, live video programming on CNN.com has been very small, especially in comparison to the millions of on-demand video streams you consume on the site every day. And it's with that in mind that we've made a few changes on the video front. Over the years, we understand that some of you have become fans of our online anchors, Melissa Long, Nicole Lapin, Reggie Aqui and Naamua Delaney. We are proud that we had them and our producers alongside us as we blazed the trail for live news video online. While you can still rely on CNN.com to bring you live video of key moments as they happen, we will begin to focus more resources on producing original, distinctive on-demand video specifically for the Web – something we're very excited about and we think you're going to love. Bottom line, we're proud to be the pioneers in live video on the web, and in order to maintain relevancy and engage new audiences, we will continue to evolve. The best part is... we're just getting started. Displaying 42 Comments | Add comment
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