The most awaited event – The Royal Weeding is going to be broadcasted live via YouTube when both Prince William and Kate Middleton insisted to make their wedding ceremony as world’s most interactive public event.
The St James’s Palace will also be making use of Flickr, Facebook, and Twitter to host the dedicated social network giving the public with continuous chances, updates also enabling feedback.
Both Miss Kate Middleton & Prince William are regular users of YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook and have played an imperative role overseeing plans for the online broadcast of the entire ceremony on April 29th year 2011.
Being the Internet Giant, Google has developed a live blog which will be synchronizing with the live footage, which will enable the viewers to click on the links that would be providing them with additional information on some of the vital moments of the wedding as they happen.
St James’s Palace spokesperson stated that we want people to easily interact with the Royal Wedding as they watch it.
Catherine Middleton & Prince William are just like any other people with respect to their age when it comes to social media. They both are YouTube and Facebook users and always had an intention that their wedding should be accessible to each and every individual.
The couple was being asked if they intend to change their relationship status on Facebook after the wedding, the spokesperson asked to ‘ Wait & See’.
The wedding Coverage on the Royal Channel, which is to be hosted by YouTube, will begin at 10am, an hour before the ceremony, and end at 2pm, after the couple have appeared on the balcony at Buckingham Palace.
The live blog will include a text commentary by staff at Clarence House and St James’s Palace, as well as links to background information and additional photographs.
It has been stated that this is going to be the first ever live blog that has run alongside a live stream on YouTube for any particular occasion. On the other hand, an official video named as ‘Wedding Book’ has lately being launched on YouTube that is inviting all the well-wishers to post their personal video messages of congratulations and Best Wishes to the couple.
Facebook is also going to launch an application via which users will be able to describe how they are preparing for the big event & how they are and will celebrate it.
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.Though a more specific date for the wedding has not been announced the official statement says it will take place in 2011 and will most probably be the biggest event since the wedding of the late Princess Diana s mother. The wedding will take place in the Spring or Summer of 2011 in London.
Interesting post, here’s something similar that we posted on our blog about some of The Royal Wedding apps available: http://www.flydigital.com.au/blog/2011/04/william-kates-royal-wedding-goes-mobile/
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and have said they want the Royal Wedding to be transparent and accessible as possible. They have certainly been doing exactly that..Just a few days before the Royal Wedding of 2011 an Official document was released to the public that has details about the Royal Wedding Party the complete guest list wedding precession timing and more..
It was a top quality article. In theory I’d like to write like this too – taking time and real effort to make a good post.