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The BBC has even trialled its own 'Watch-Party' service. ' BBC Together ' is available as a trial on the BBC Taster. To use it, simply find the link to a programme or video you want to watch with others – from the BBC iPlayer, Sounds or Bitesize, BBC News and Sport websites – and paste it into the BBC Together service. This creates a new group session, which you can share via a link with your friends or family.

On the sports side , competitions are even being recreated kuwait cell phone number list virtually. VRT, the Belgian Flemish television, had real athletes race in virtual settings for a 100% digital Tour of Flanders .




In the midst of a pandemic, the need for information is compounded by the need to share. As news fatigue sets in , the media are finding new ways to connect with their audience through a system that goes beyond the simple exchange of information. The key solutions . limit anxiety-provoking adjectives, contextualize the epidemic, dismantle fake news and suggest concrete actions . To inform about Covid-19, podcasts and newsletters are being created , as well as new formats on social networks. Authentic formats are multiplying, such as the “ Frontberichten ” on BNNVARA, Dutch public television.