Late breaking news – it turns out that my keynote at SCALE today will be streamed live over the Internet. You can access it by clicking here – it kicks off at 9.55am Los Angeles time on the 9th Feb 2008. That is today. 🙂
Here is an embedded video window for the talk:
Tune in to watch Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants: The Coming Of The Linux Desktop. 🙂
UPDATE: Fixed the link, thanks Marco. UPDATE 2: Added a streaming video window to this entry.
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http://ustream.tv/channel/scale-keynote-jono-bacon
this is the correct address
thanks for the link, great watch apart from the intermittent streaming problems, it was nice to be able to watch.
Hmmm – shame we couldn’t have been prewarned about this 🙁 Oh well – hope it went well; I’ll watch it in retrospect.
Very awesome presentation…. Would love to catch it in real life some time. 😈
Is there a downloadable version of this anywhere? I wasn’t able to watch it live, and Ustream’s weird player says “Off air” now, which I suppose is telling me that they have not invented time travel.
Is Jokosher dead?
Ditto the request for a downloadable version!
Jono has done his Google Tech Talk, which is now available. http://youtube.com/?v=p79KDFu_1pA
Yay! 🙂