Bulatlat introduces Bulatlat Live, the website’s newest multimedia feature that makes full use of the Internet to cover major live events.
For its debut coverage, Bulatlat Live will cover the protests on June 10, Wednesday, against charter change. From Makati City, where the main rally will take place, to several key areas across the country, Bulatlat’s pool of editors, reporters and correspondents will provide updates and breaking news — text, images, audio and video — either in real time or immediately after they occur.
On Bulatlat Live’s page, updates will be integrated with Cover It Live!, a live-event application that is changing the way online news sites cover important events. Here, news and updates will be delivered through Cover It Live! and Twitter minutes, even seconds, after they happen. (Bulatlat’s Plurk and Facebook accounts will be automatically updated throughout the coverage.)
Audio and video clips of the rally will be uploaded a few minutes after recording and can be played immediately on the Bulatlat Live page.
Pictures of the protests, many of them to be sent from other areas in the country, will likewise be uploaded, courtesy of Picasa.
Finally, we will also cover the protests and provide commentary via a live audio webcast on the Bulatlat Live page. (Bulatlat.com)
IT IS NOT THE CONSTITUTION BE CHANGE BUT THE ATTITUDE OF OUR LEADER FROM NATIONAL TO BARANGAY IR PUROK AND THE SYSTEM ON HOW THEY IMPLEMENT THE MEAT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PHILIPPINES
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Multimedia magic ito ni Ayi? Susunod sa cellphone naman ang updates hah…
Galing talaga ng bOO kaya habit ko na sa bawat punta sa internet cafe ay gawin default/home page ang Bulatlat sa browsers ng mga computer doon.
we fully support the live coverage,hope you will give us fresh news update n live coverage on your column, mabuhay kayo n more power to bulatlat live news.hope you provide us news update here in jubail,ksa
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