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Nov 24, 2008 -
OK, I promised you a full recap about my event-filled Saturday — the flight, the WiFi test drive, and the YouTube Live Event — and here it is! Testing out Virgin America's first WiFi enabled plane with Gogo Inflight Internet among other tech enthusiasts was a rush in itself, but heading to the first official YouTube Live event here in San Francisco was icing on the cake to a spectacular day.
To see how I made out with the Gogo WiFi service during the flight and to see some YouTube Vlogging stars and celebs I ran into at the event, check out my slideshow!
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Nov 22, 2008 -
I've got quite the geeky day planned, and I had to share my excitement with guys! First, I'm packing my bags and heading to San Francisco International Airport to board a Virgin America plane — I'm not really going anywhere, per se, but the short flight will be showing off GoGo's new in-flight WiFi! Then afterward, drum roll please — I am hitting up the YouTube Live event!
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Nov 13, 2008 -
Some days (when I have time), I'll get a pretty great ab workout from all the laughs I find on YouTube. Some of my friends think it's the best invention since Cheetos — and it looks like they're about to get even better. Not only is YouTube calling itself the "world's largest video discovery platform", but it's also dipping its toes into the pool of live webcasting; starting with their inaugural YouTube Live event taking place here in San Francisco on November 22.
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Oct 17, 2009 -
Local TV stations may soon have the ability to broadcast live TV straight to your cell phone. Unlike YouTube, the service won't be on-demand. Instead, you'll be able to tune into live local television on your phone while stations will be able to offer both free and paid channels.
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Aug 20, 2009 -
Listen up Windows Vista and Windows 7 owners, Microsoft has just released its latest version of Windows Live Movie Maker, so you can get your movie video editing on. With the functionality to render a 1080p widescreen video, add transitions, and rearrange the order of slides, the new version is worth taking a look at. Once your video is finished, you have the ability to send it to YouTube, save to your hard drive, or burn to a DVD — directly from the software.
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Aug 01, 2009 -
In days of yore my friends and I would gather to watch Friends live on TV, but my how our habits have changed! Earlier this week I found myself live blogging on Twitter through The Bachelorette finale. Halfway through the two hour extravaganza of cheese and romance I realized I was enjoying playing on Twitter and my friends' comebacks and witty comments far more than the actual program.
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Oct 14, 2008 -
I love my video websites like YouTube, Vimio, and Hulu, and even though it's fun to watch hilarious viral videos, they're indispensable for TV clips; before when you forgot to watch or DVR something, you just missed it. The end. But the rise of websites with clips on them ensures you're never out of the loop; can you imagine living in a world where you missed "D*ck in a Box"?
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Aug 25, 2008 -
- Sad news in the geek world. Barack Obama's new running mate, Joe Biden, gives tech two thumbs down. One of his bills include making it more difficult to encrypt your data and he doesn't agree with people being able to record music over-the-air.
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Sep 06, 2008 -
What's so interesting about John McCain's speech at the Republican National Convention bringing in slightly more viewers than Barack Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention to geeksugar? It's interesting because this election has involved the Internet in an inextricable fashion — so much so that this data, the viewing habits of live broadcast television only, could be kinda skewed.
What I'm getting at is that I know a lot of people who didn't tune in to their regular broadcast to watch either speech, and instead watched videos of the speeches online.
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Aug 08, 2008 -
With the 2008 Summer Olympics kicking off today in Beijing, China, I'm sure you're eager to check out live coverage and highlights from the games. Why stress about setting your TiVo on timers when you can catch everything online? That's right, from NBC to YouTube, the Internet has got you covered.
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