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If I understand this correctly, they changed the format of these legal proceedings to better suit the TV coverage? Is this the NFL we are talking about or the
by thaway757383884 6y ago
If I understand this correctly, they changed the format of these legal proceedings to better suit the TV coverage?
Is this the NFL we are talking about or the Supreme Court?
- jcranmer 6y agoActually, the change probably has more to do with the difficulty of social cues for turn-taking over videoconference calls.
- apetresc 6y agoWhy do you think it's for TV coverage? It seems plausible to me it's just better-suited for the medium (of a remote call). If you listen to the in-person oral arguments, there's a ton of interruption and pre-emption all the time (with the Justices always winning the pre-emption battle against the attorneys), which works fine with the visual cues and 0 latency of being present together. If they tried to imitate that same style over a typical Zoom session it would be a disaster, people talking all over each other, etc.