An announcement on her website Thursday offered a track listing and list of collaborators, and Jackson augmented the news with a series of tweets that further excited her obsessive fan base. .
To do that, Yahoo is augmenting its news articles with content produced by ABC News, including several new 'web-first' digital series featuring ABC News's anchors.
So it shouldn't be any surprise that now, a few years later, many of them are using the service on a daily basis to augment their news coverage.
As the podcast begins, people who lived in Atlanta during that time set the scene we hear substantive description and commentary from victims' relatives, historians, detectives, and journalists, augmented by archival news audio.
The sense of a transformative day was augmented by the news that Gaddafi's Defence Minister, Abu Bakr Yunis, had also been killed, and claims of the death of the dictator's son Mo'tassim Gaddafi.
And the local fame of "Tropical Malady" was augmented by the news that the director, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, had originally filmed an expensive and elaborate sex scene between a man and a tiger, only to leave it on the cutting room floor.
Smart publishers might even start charging subscription fees to unlock those extra features 3D photos, social news filters, augmented reality layers instead of for the content itself.
This live footage will be augmented with NFL highlights, news and analysis, and historical content – the latter of which will take advantage of the popular social media hashtag, #TBT, or "Throwback Thursday".
The cable news networks have augmented this by covering his tweets as if they are news, allowing him to be a call-in guest and featuring his campaigns events.
CBS last year added streaming news from CBSN to its offering for cord cutters, CBS All Access, which it plans on augmenting with local news from CBS stations.
