How to watch inauguration events, with or without TV
NEW YORK (AP) — The lack of a TV set shouldn't prevent you from following Friday's presidential inauguration ceremony, the pomp and circumstance surrounding it, and the many protests and marches planned around the country.
Television channels carrying the inauguration live include ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, PBS, C-SPAN and Fox News, as well as Telemundo in Spanish.
Without a TV, you can check their websites, apps or YouTube channels to watch the events and commentary.
The Post also plans live coverage of Friday evening's balls with its fashion critic Robin Givhan, style writers and others.
Digital media darling BuzzFeed will host a Facebook Live event called BuzzFeed News Live At Trump's Inauguration:
USA Today is offering virtual reality and 360-degree coverage of the events, with cameras at the Capitol, the National Mall and along the inaugural parade route.
If you have friends attending the inauguration, the marches, or both, look for their live video streams on Facebook or Twitter, or Instagram Stories on the photo-sharing app.
— C-SPAN: 7 a.m. to conclusion, live coverage of oath of office, parade and inaugural balls.