Estonian actor and YouTuber Märt Koik, whose More than 9,000 people have subscribed to the YouTube channel, made a live broadcast today from his "basement", where he answered listeners' questions in LIVE format. A completely normal undertaking, which has also been done by some other YouTubers in Estonia.
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I asked Märd several questions in the live broadcast, some of which I also got answers to, and I tested Streamlabs for the first time with a small donation to find out how the system works. I also got an immediate reply.
In conclusion, the question is not about Märd or his broadcast, but about what are today's opportunities to express one's thoughts through the Internet, to get support for them and even to receive support.
Märdi likes to talk about politics, he is primarily against EKRE, but YouTube and other platforms give an opportunity not only to EKRE, but to all other Estonian political parties, election unions and even single candidates to do something similar.
Similar broadcasts could be made, for example, from the meetings of the Tallinn City Council or the Ruhnu Parish Council, where at the end of the session, X number of questions are answered via the internet. Political parties can make broadcasts, in which members can also express their support financially.
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