LOS ANGELES: The Port of Long Beach had the most YouTube subscribers (851) and produced TV-ready content in the form of a 30-minute video called “Pulse of The Port” that airs on a local channel five times a week and can be seen on the port’s website. The most highly viewed video was a feature on how ship-to-shore gantry cranes operate. The Port of Los Angeles ranked fifth for YouTube subscribers (316).
The Long Beach port also had the biggest base of Instagram followers (2,287). The Port of Los Angeles ranked second with 1,560 followers.
Both ports also had strong rankings for Facebook, the “go-to” social media platform for most of the world’s shipping hubs, with the Port of Los Angeles third in “likes” on Facebook (with 19,927) and the Port of Long Beach as fourth (with 15,318).
Shipping activity at Port Qasim on February 11
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