Watch the 2012 second presidential debate

Where to watch 2012 second presidential debate live online

with President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney

The debate officially starts at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT. It will last 90 minutes, and it will be moderated by CNN’s chief political correspondent Candy Crowley.
ABC News will be streaming the debate live on its YouTube channel as well as the YouTube politics channel and ABC’s iPad app.
NBC will stream the debate on its NBCPolitics.com site.
CBS News will have its live stream up on Ustream.
CNN will stream the debate on its website as well as to to its iOS apps.
Fox News will be streaming the debate on its site and feature some insights into the most popular topics of the evening through an exclusive collaboration with Twitter during its post-debate coverage.
The Wall Street Journal is providing a live feed of the debate on it site as well as through its WSJ Live apps on the iPad, on Android devices and various Smart TV platforms.
The Washington Post will stream the debate on its site.
Hulu will feature live feeds from ABC, Fox and The Wall Street Journal, including pre- and post-debate content.
Politico’s website will feature a pre-debate show starting at 5 p.m. PT as well as the actual debate and some post-debate coverage.
Univision’s live stream of the presidential debate will be translated into Spanish in real-time.
C-SPAN is going to stream the debate on it site as part of its debates hub. C-SPAN’s live feed comes with closed captions, which can be turned on here.
PBS Newshour will stream the entire debate on its site as well.
Microsoft’s Xbox will show the debate through the Elections 2012 app, which will also feature some live polling (Xbox LIVE gold membership required).
Aereo will give New York-based viewers two hours of free access to its TV streaming service to watch live streams of major broadcasters’ debate coverage on their laptops or mobile devices.