Contrary to the early reports that said Whitney Houston's burial would be a private affair, a confirmed info says her burial would be streamed live on the internet as announced yesterday.

This however would please her fans all over the world. The Associated Press has been granted the right to film the ceremony, which takes place on Saturday in the singer's hometown of Newark, New Jersey. The funeral will be streamed on the AP's website, and will also be made available to broadcasters.

While the service at New Hope Baptist Church will be not be open to the public, that has not stopped Ms Houston's fans from bringing flowers as and other gifts as tributes to the singer.
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