I'm well aware of what Live Streaming is. I just don't see why it's a benefit to do it at the show, unless you are looking for "subscribers" or "followers" or "likes" on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, etc. I fail to see how it's much different than getting exited about someone livestreaming their shopping for a car or eating dinner somewhere.
It would seem quite waste to go there just to live stream your progress through the halls and detract from the experience of shopping and chatting with people (not that you can't chat with people, but it's a distraction when someone is trying to do an amateur video production while walking around and interacting with people who are there in person, rather than following the livestream).
How many videos of "I'm here at the TCA meet and there are tons of trains here" will the world need?
I guess livestreaming is the next "hip" thing that may "save" the York meet if we encourage it? Just like the public admission was going to make it as well attended as a WGH show, right? 
-Dave
