Ever since Facebook announced live broadcasting on the site, hundreds of millions of broadcasters have been broadcasting on the platform.

In fact, in the last 12 months, live broadcasting has gone from being a niche activity to the mainstream.

Our broadcasting hosts store the HD versions of our broadcasts, but not permanently.

The search for new sites to host broadcasts has begun.
One answer would be for Broadcasting software houses to provide the following integrated into their site.

1 One public page for each broadcaster.
2 Display the broadcasts on the page permitting replays.
3 Give broadcaster a unique to promote their page.

4  A facility to highlight scheduled broadcasts.

5 Space for a broadcaster bio and links.

All videos have already been broadcast on the site and are stored in HD recordings are available.

This is of benefit to the host; the broadcasters will be promoting the site and generating traffic.

One broadcasting site already hosts broadcasts and promotes them. Each broadcaster has its own page will all their videos.

Viewers can visit the site and watch the back catalogue of anyone who broadcasts there.

Another well-known site has recently asked its subscribers if they would like a similar facility.

This type of hosting could be a paid-for function in addition to the live video subscriber fees.

Of course, there are existing websites which provide hosting