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US Presidential Election 2008

Join Livestation for THE live, interactive election party

Livestation is inviting all followers of the US election to join a global, interactive TV party as America votes for its next president. And, because some of Livestation’s partner broadcasters will have producers in the chat room, your comments might just make it on air.

So you could have an impact on what gets discussed on the live TV output. And unlike other chat, the discussion is in the same player that’s streaming the live TV output, not locked away in a web page or floating disconnected from the action.

To take part in a discussion you need to have your Livestation player open, click the downward pointing arrow at the top of the screen and enter the chat room

Our partner channels are all preparing election night programmes, here are some of the highlights:

	Al Jazeera English Al Jazeera are particularly keen to gauge the mood of a global audience. As the drama of the election night unfolds, producers will be in the Livestation chat room gathering online reactions and feeding them directly back to the studio to be read out on air. Al Jazeera frequently use the Livestation chat room. Rob Reynolds (Washington correspondent), recently hosted a discussion and Riz Khan is hosting a series of discussions after his show (Monday-Thursday 20.30 GMT).
	BBC World News David Dimbleby, will be hosting an election special along with Matt Frei, anchor of BBC World News America. They'll be joined in the studio by veteran newsman Ted Koppel for big picture perspective and global analysis.
	C-SPAN Coverage will start at 14.00 GMT with an in-depth look at how the 2008 elections will impact the next Congress. C-SPAN will be taking the feeds from both campaigns' HQs from Chicago and Phoenix. This will most likely be interspersed with behind-the-scenes coverage, a studio host with guests and viewer calls.
	euronews euronews will be assessing the impact of the election from a European perspective and analysing how the outcome may influence the future relationship between Europe and America. The euronews coverage will be streamed in seven languages (English, French, Arabic, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish) on Livestation.
	France 24 They have set up studios at the foot of the Trocadéro, where the largest American election evening outside the United States is being organised by Republicans & Democrats.
	ITN ITN will be covering all the breaking news as the nation decides plus reaction from the US and the UK with reporters in Washington, at the American Embassy in London and inside a top showbiz party at Planet Hollywood..

Bloomberg will be looking at the likely financial implications of the result, while Deutsche Welle will be examining the outcome from a German perspective, and Russia Today will be analysing the result from the Russian point of view.