Recently hosted a Facebook Live event in Spanish, in partnership with The Nevada Independent - En Español, to clarify the voting process for the upcoming general election.
Lucia Starbuck: So Natalie, fill us in. For listeners who don’t speak Spanish or couldn’t attend the Facebook Live event, what was it about?
Natalie Van Hoozer: I moderated a conversation with ’s Stephanie Serrano, my bilingual reporting colleague, and Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez, a bilingual reporter with The Nevada Independent.
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We talked about topics we’ve been reporting on, including the processes and deadlines for registering to vote and casting a ballot, whether that be by mail or in person.
Van Hoozer: Stephanie with spoke to this. She explained, generally speaking, that voter intimidation is when you go to vote and someone there is pressuring you to vote a certain way, asking personal questions, or maybe even using tactics like asking if you’re eligible to vote.
Stephanie is saying that there will be designated election workers in beige vests at polling sites, and those are the people you should speak to if you’re noticing or experiencing voter intimidation. If the situation gets tense, poll workers can call the registrar of voters or law enforcement.
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Van Hoozer: Stephanie said the polling machines will allow people to vote in English or Spanish, but the polling locations won’t necessarily have personnel on-site who can speak Spanish. The Washoe County Registrar of Voters' office encourages people to bring someone with them who can serve as an interpreter if they are going to vote in person.
If you’re voting by mail, someone who’s bilingual in your household could help you complete your ballot, or you can show up at the Washoe County Registrar of Voters’ office, and there are some Spanish-speaking staff who can answer questions.
Van Hoozer: Jazmin with The Nevada Independent mentioned that there are six ballot questions this year, as well as local, state and federal races that people can vote on.
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Here Jazmin is reminding everyone that you can vote on issues and candidates, including various members of the school board and city council, along with judges and members of the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents.
She also touched on deadlines for registration, how to fill out a mail-in ballot and how to find the locations for mail-in ballot drop-off boxes. You can find those locations on the Nevada Secretary of State’s website.
On the Spanish-language page of the website, we have a comprehensive articledetailing voter registration and voting procedures. Stephanie also illustrated a guide with key steps for voting by mail.
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The Nevada Independent recently published articles and videos, in both English and Spanish, explaining the six ballot questions. The Nevada Independent’s Spanish-language podcast, Cafecito con Luz y Michelle, covers topics related to the election as well.
The Washoe County Registrar of Voters’ website also has videos in English and Spanish that detail how to fill out and submit a mail-in ballot.
To view a recording for the Spanish-language Facebook Live event, which includes additional information and resources, visit Public Radio's Facebook page or play the embedded video below.
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’s Spanish-language Facebook Live event about the voting process for Nevada’s 2020 general election was supported by the Facebook Journalism ProjectandAmerica Amplified, and production assistance was provided byNoticiero Móvil.
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Facebook Vs Youtube Live
It’s time for a quality side by side review of Facebook and YouTube Live. Here at PTZOptics we broadcast to Facebook and YouTube respectively every week on Wednesdays and Fridays. Our experience live streaming has been nothing but positive yet the platforms are quite different. In this blog post, I hope to share the key differences in each platform and encourage our audience to use both services effectively.
We are talking about two of the largest social media networks in the world. So it’s safe to say that it would unwise to disregard the opportunity of reaching an audience on Facebook or YouTube with their live streaming offerings. Right now video content is being optimized for distribution in a big way. Live video on both platforms is distributed even more favorably with special notifications and social media triggers than ever before.
The biggest difference between the two platforms is the lifespan of your video content. Facebook operates like true social media where the latest content is available at the top of users news feeds and older content is lost into a digital abyss. YouTube works more like an automated video archive where the videos with most view time and relevance are recommended to reviews in a search engine style. Therefore you will find Facebook will usually return more short term exposure while YouTube will provide long lasting results. (More on where your time & money is best spent in this video).
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There is no doubt that YouTube is a clear winner here when it comes to professionals features. Personally, I stopped live streaming in 720p years ago when regular i7 computers were capable of streaming content in 1080p. I always suggest that users should stream in the resolution they would normal upload a video in for views on-demand. This is ideal because most views will still happen after a live event. Streaming in 1080p or 4K is ideal when bandwidth is available and it’s encouraged by the YouTube algorithm (more on that in this video).
So YouTube is the clear winner on Professional features (and I didn’t even dig into the video editor) but Facebook has some advantages of their own that should not be ignored. Facebook does a better job notifying followers of a schedule live stream. YouTube will send out an email as soon as your stream goes live but Facebook will send out multiple notifications such as going live in 1 hour, going live in 20 minutes, going live in 1 minute. Facebook has also innovated in user engagement with their Facebook Reactions feature which is built into the API we will cover in the next section. I’m also a huge fan of the Facebook Live Map, which allows users to find live streams on a map of the world.
Finally, let’s take a look at the live streaming API’s available from YouTube and Facebook. Application program interface (API) is a set of tools developers can you to build plugins and integrations with 3rd party applications. For platforms like Facebook and YouTube Live, each API function can be used to great effect in popular streaming software such as vMix, Wirecast, Livestream, OBS, xSplit and the popular TriCasters. For example, the Create, Schedule and Post APIs can make it easier for professional broadcasters to start live video streams inside a software like Wirecast without ever leaving the platform. Wirecast has done an amazing job keeping up with the latest Facebook API functionality allows users to include video descriptions, choose from various pages and include location tags required for the Facebook Map feature.
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Here at PTZOptics we are working on a Wordpress plugin to manage both YouTube and Facebook’s live API features to combine both into one easy to use dashboard. In general, YouTube is giving creators better tools for monetization and Facebook is giving users better tools for audience engagement. We mentioned Facebook Reactions in the video above. Facebook also offers audience segmentation features which is key in their advertising platform as well.
Update! June 26th 2017: After writing this article we had an interesting discussion which may show Facebook is winning. Article here.
Live video has the opportunity to connect audiences in a real authenticate way that the large social media networks are pushing to the forefront of their platforms. The largest social media networks in the world are offering new tools for businesses to communicate and build audiences. I believe we are in the early days of live video streaming. Create a video content creation strategy has never been more important for marketing departments. Understanding how to produce amazing content live may be easier than many professionals think. I have creating over 15 free live streaming courses you can get started on here: http://ptzoptics.com/landing/coupons.htmlNewsrooms have been experimenting with Facebook Live in the past year to connect with their audiences and give behind-the scene looks, extras, and teases to their newscasts.
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When Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Facebook Live in April 2016, he used the tool himself to interact and answer questions about the new feature. Since then, news, weather, and sports reporters have experimented with the platform to determine the best times, methods, and approaches to draw and engage with an audience. Depending on how creative reporters are with Facebook Live and photo posts, the shares and likes could put them
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