Live Interview with Larry Page - Expanding Access to the Internet

[skipfactor]

Ustream.TV today announced that, in partnership with the New America Foundation, it will present a live Internet broadcast of an interview-style discussion with Google founder and president, Larry Page on May 22, 2008. The discussion, which will take place in Washington, DC, will be made available to those not able to attend in-person via Ustream's live video broadcasting platform. Through chat, Internet attendees will also be able to interact with Mr. Page by asking questions during the Q&A portion of the conference.

Thursday, May 22, 2008 from 9:00am-10:30am EDT

MarketWatch Article [marketwatch.com]

[tedster]

Looks like I missed it. Did anyone hear Page talk about "...why opening the vacant TV channels for unlicensed access after next February's DTV transition is the most important thing the FCC can do"?

[skipfactor]

>>Looks like I missed it.

Working-from-home I lose track of the days too tedster, but if my bearings are correct, it's tomorrow morning, yes? ;)

[tedster]

LOL - thanks! I certainly did get disoriented, and yes, it's just coming up in the morning.

[Robert Charlton]

Is it going to be "taped" for later rebroadcast? 9am EDT is 6am PDT, and that's not very many hours after I go to bed.

[skipfactor]

I would think so Robert. When I stream w/ ustream there's a "record" button. Just getting underway now...

[ustream.tv...]

[skipfactor]

NewAmerica: We are recording to save on Ustream. Will also post it on YouTube and on NewAmerica.net