Editing Live television (section)

=== Sports and other events ===
As of the current decade, major [[sports television|sporting events]] like the [[World Series]], [[Super Bowl]], [[FIFA World Cup|World Cup]], [[NBA Finals]], and [[Olympic Games]] have been broadcast entirely live in all U.S. territories, encompassing both prime time hours of both U.S. coasts, simultaneous with the live global telecasts of these events in accordance with the official international broadcasters of such games.

Other events that air live all across U.S. territories include multi-network coverage of U.S. presidential and congressional elections, U.S. [[inauguration|presidential inaugurations]], the [[State of the Union|State of the Union Address]], [[News conference|presidential news conferences]], [[Oval Office Address|Presidential Addresses to the Nation]], the [[Rose Parade|Tournament of Roses Parade]], and funerals of major national or international public and religious figures. Local television stations air live local election coverage and special events, such as large scale [[parade]]s, [[Marathon|big city marathons]], funerals of major local public and religious figures, inauguration ceremonies of big city mayors and governors, installation masses of cardinals or bishops in a major Catholic archdiocese, and [[Pep rally|pep rallies]] for a major sports team. In the UK, events such as the [[State Opening of Parliament]] are broadcast live.