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Posted on 15 July 2009 by Sadhan RSS Feed Twitter Facebook Google




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Social Networking Site Facebook gets more popular with Live Streaming

Be it the funeral procession of the King of Pops or Obama’s oath taking ceremony, millions of people tuned in online to catch a glimpse to be sad or happy and just to be a part of these great occasions. Live streaming is the most popular way to participate in these moments of life.

It is here, that people realized the need of live streaming in social networking site. The live stream box launched by Facebook brings in streaming video and chats to any site that will need it. This live streaming application from facebook called Justin.tv not only helps you watch it but allows for broadcasting as well.

This live streaming application in Facebook is minimalist and quite straightforward. This provides with a live stream, can broadcast information and most importantly users can experience real time live chat by integrating the application of Justin.tv with live streaming chat box of facebook.

The launch of this application is pitted against its adversary Ustream. However, Ustream requires an application to run live streaming while Justin.tv application in Facebook is open to all.

So, in the battle of dominating Facebook, we need to check out who wins it – Ustream or Justin.tv



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