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8 biggest digital entertainment trends in 2016 (so far)


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It's the halfway point of 2016, a perfect time to take stock of the best entertainment offerings of the half-year. Check out our picks for the biggest digital entertainment trends of the year are below — and since "The top 16 of 2016" is exactly 50% premature, we chose the Top 8.  

Also check out our lists of the best television episodes, movies, games, albums, and beauty moments that have happened in the first half of 2016.   

1. All things live 

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Earlier this months, House Democrats live streamed a sit-in to protest the Republican majority's inaction on gun control. But to the general public, the House floor footage was only available on social media, with even CSPAN broadcasting Periscope feeds. Read more...

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