How to Watch Multiple News Channels Live at the Same Time
# How to Watch Multiple News Channels Live at the Same Time
Ever wanted to follow breaking news from multiple sources at once? Whether it's a global event, election night, or just staying informed, watching a single news channel gives you only one perspective. What if you could watch 4, 6, or even 12 news channels simultaneously — for free?
That's exactly what EarthLive24's Multi-View feature lets you do.
Why Watch Multiple News Channels?
In today's fast-paced world, relying on a single news source isn't enough. Different channels cover the same story from different angles, with different experts and different breaking updates. By watching multiple channels at once, you:
- Get the full picture — See how the same event is covered in Turkey, the US, UK, India, and the Middle East
- Catch breaking news faster — One channel might be on a commercial break while another is showing live footage
- Compare perspectives — International news channels have vastly different editorial approaches
- Stay informed on multiple stories — Monitor regional and international news simultaneously
- Al Jazeera English (Qatar)
- France 24 English (France)
- Sky News (UK)
- ABC News (US)
- TRT World
- CNN Turk
- NTV
- Haber Global
- ABC News
- NBC News NOW
- LiveNOW from FOX
- Use a larger screen — Multi-View works best on tablets and desktops, but 2 or 4 channels work great on phones too
- Landscape mode on mobile — Rotate your phone for a full-screen experience with no header or navigation bars
- Bookmark your setup — The URL updates automatically with your camera selection, so you can bookmark your favorite combination
- Share with friends — Copy the URL to share your exact multi-view setup with anyone
- Instant mute/unmute — Click the speaker icon to switch audio between channels without any reload
- No cable subscription needed — All channels stream free on YouTube
- No app to install — Works directly in your browser
- No account required — Just open and watch
- Works on any device — Phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop
How to Use Multi-View for News
Step 1: Open Multi-View
Go to earthlive24.com/multi — no account or sign-up needed.
Step 2: Choose Your Layout
Select how many channels you want to watch. We recommend 4-screen layout for news — it's the perfect balance between visibility and coverage.
Step 3: Add News Channels
Click the "+" button on any empty slot, then select the News category filter. You'll see all available live news channels grouped by country with flag icons.
Step 4: Control Audio
Click the speaker icon on any channel to unmute it instantly — no stream reload needed. This is powered by the YouTube IFrame API for seamless audio switching between channels.
Ready-Made News Multi-Views
We've prepared some popular combinations you can open with a single click:
World News Overview
Watch the biggest international English-language news channels side by side:
Turkish News Channels
Monitor all major Turkish news channels at once:
Open Turkish News Multi-View →
Extended Turkish News (8 Channels)
For the ultimate Turkish news monitoring experience:
All 8 channels: TRT World, CNN Turk, NTV, Haber Global, TGRT Haber, Haberturk TV, Halk TV, 24 TV
US News Channels
Follow American news from multiple networks:
Add Your Own YouTube Streams
Multi-View isn't limited to our camera collection. You can paste any YouTube live stream URL directly:
1. Click the "+" button
2. Switch to the "YouTube URL" tab
3. Paste any YouTube live stream link
4. Click "Add Stream"
This means you can mix our news channels with any other YouTube live broadcast — sports, weather, conferences, or any live event.
Tips for the Best Experience
Go Full Command Center Mode
For the ultimate monitoring experience, use the 12-screen layout on a large display. Watch news from every continent, mix in city cameras and nature streams — your own personal news command center.
Whether you're monitoring elections, following a developing crisis, or just want to compare how different countries cover the same story, Multi-View is the most powerful free tool for watching live news.