Additional Platforms
Twitter:
On their Main Twitter profile, they are constantly active tweeting new developments every day. With over 70 tweets over a 12 hour span, the bulk of their tweet informs their following on news with the important facts. Some of the tweets have the link to the original article if you wanted to understand the whole picture.
YouTube:
On this platform, is mainly videos created by ABC News. The videos are very short less than 5 minutes and comes from their broadcast-ed programs such as World News or Night line. Basically the videos are well informative and great for receiving adequate amounts of news if you do not have adequate amount of time to read lengthy articles.
Instagram:
On this platform, ABC News focuses less on delivering the content either by text or videos. Rather, the videos ABC News chooses to place on their Instagram account are dramatic clips with vitality. By doing so, this can attract more views, not to mention they like to include various hashtags to circulate their news. Below in the slideshow, you can see examples.
Facebook:
They do market their news on Facebook. However, I do not have access to Facebook to create a commentary.
Mobile App:
The articles found on the mobile app appears to be the same format as on the Web. The headlines are also same. This is surprising because a major of networks has certain audience and demographic on certain platforms, so they cater to those audiences by writing custom headlines. ABC may have done this because of the various platforms that must maintain daily, so it could be at their benefit to stick to one headline that is not to narrow so it can reach various audiences.
On their Main Twitter profile, they are constantly active tweeting new developments every day. With over 70 tweets over a 12 hour span, the bulk of their tweet informs their following on news with the important facts. Some of the tweets have the link to the original article if you wanted to understand the whole picture.
YouTube:
On this platform, is mainly videos created by ABC News. The videos are very short less than 5 minutes and comes from their broadcast-ed programs such as World News or Night line. Basically the videos are well informative and great for receiving adequate amounts of news if you do not have adequate amount of time to read lengthy articles.
Instagram:
On this platform, ABC News focuses less on delivering the content either by text or videos. Rather, the videos ABC News chooses to place on their Instagram account are dramatic clips with vitality. By doing so, this can attract more views, not to mention they like to include various hashtags to circulate their news. Below in the slideshow, you can see examples.
Facebook:
They do market their news on Facebook. However, I do not have access to Facebook to create a commentary.
Mobile App:
The articles found on the mobile app appears to be the same format as on the Web. The headlines are also same. This is surprising because a major of networks has certain audience and demographic on certain platforms, so they cater to those audiences by writing custom headlines. ABC may have done this because of the various platforms that must maintain daily, so it could be at their benefit to stick to one headline that is not to narrow so it can reach various audiences.