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Live and live and live.

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12:11 a.m. - This is so cool. Hopefully, I will scoop Ryan by posting this.

Update 12:23 a.m. - Scobleizer Bunny

Update 12:29 a.m. - Waiting for Ryan to post the video of the video.

Update 1:06 a.m. - Corrected spelling of Robert’s name. Still no video. Stand by.

Update 1:09 a.m. - Embedding video stream while waiting for the other video of video by Ryan.

Update 1:13 a.m. - mdoeff beats Ryan to the post. This is fricking amazing to me. The world has changed again.


Update 1:31 a.m. - Okay, bored now.

Update 1:47 a.m. - Watching live as an aftershock hits. Not so boring again.

Update 1:59 a.m. - Okay, bored again.

Update 2:28 a.m. - Stopping the stream. Time to process and redo all plans taking into account all that has changed.

Update 9:43 a.m. - Ryan emails me the links and writes (brought up from comments):

The balance between completeness and timeliness will keep things interesting. Twitter on one end, the New York Times on the other. Obviously the first information out of a crisis isn’t always going to be correct. Then again, the New York Times ain’t exactly infallible.

Case in point? Mike got his video up first, ’cause I got overambitious and tried to upload a 130MB, 17 minute clip… which, of course, YouTube choked on only after a long, long, upload attempt. Gah. At least Google Video allows more than 100MB or 10 minutes, and a larger frame size:

Part One - Chris Pirillo’s Show - 1 of 2

Part Two - Chris Pirillo’s Show - 2 of 2

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Posted by Lloyd Y. Asato on Apr 13th, 2007 and filed under Poetics of Peet's. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response via following comment form or trackback to this entry from your site

1 Response for “Live and live and live.”

  1. Ryan says:

    The balance between completeness and timeliness will keep things interesting. Twitter on one end, the New York Times on the other. Obviously the first information out of a crisis isn’t always going to be correct. Then again, the New York Times ain’t exactly infallible.

    Case in point? Mike got his video up first, ’cause I got overambitious and tried to upload a 130MB, 17 minute clip… which, of course, YouTube choked on only after a long, long, upload attempt. Gah. At least Google Video allows more than 100MB or 10 minutes, and a larger frame size:

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4502606569188610270&hl=en

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