Live broadcasts from ScienceOnline2010
Go to this link. UPDATE: Most talks are going to be streamed via this URL, so just tune in. (If the screen goes “blue”, there’s a chance that it’s at their end, so don’t panic! The internet isn’t flawless…)
(HT: @Kubke, via twitter.)
There is also a concurrent chat stream you can sign into.
Sound bites so far (via #scio10 hashtag at twitter).
Michael Specter: “A boy born in Bangalore today will live longer than a man born on Park Avenue 100 years ago.”
Michael Specter: “180000 people died of measles last year–just no one Jenny McCarthy knew.”
Michael Specter: “I’m easily bored. I’m a journalist.”
This twitter stream is moving so fast, I can hardly keep up…!
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Further update: one place to find “live” FriendFeed comments on the talks or workshops is to look at scibling @Kubke’s friendfeed, e.g. http://friendfeed.com/search?q=Kubke
Hunt around and you’ll find something like, for example:
#scio10 podcasting 101 http://friendfeed.com/science…
Click on it and you’ll have a comment “stream” that she’s updating as the talk progresses.
Great effort on her part. I couldn’t even start to try that! 😉
I’d encourage people to follow the live video stream and twitter (if you can keep up — there’s a huge amount of commentary!)
Fabiana Kubke’s talk has come and gone but it will be on YouTube apparently, as will all the presentations from what I gather.
Lots and lots to think about.
I’ve another post lined up, which I might yet pop up, but it really just says what this comment does…
Some of this is hilarious, e.g. reporting on one talk:
highlyanne Q: “do you check your Twitter feed or pee first in the morning?” Silence, then a brave soul: “Both at same time.” Relieved Laughter. #scio10
(Also: Relieved laughter? Groan.)
Apparently the talks will be put up on YouTube over the next few days. I’ll keep you posted on this, but I image searching youtube.com with ‘scienceonline2010’ will bring the talks up when they are available.