We will be covering Macworld 2008 extensively here at Apple Gazette.com. Click Here to subscribe to our RSS Feed, and you can read LIVE Keynote coverage in our Live Center on Jan. 15th. You can also follow our Macworld coverage on Twitter and Flickr.
The 2008 Macworld Keynote is only a few days away, and below is a complete list of everywhere that you’ll be able to find live blogging of the event. If you are planning on covering the event and don’t see yourself listed below, please contact us and I’ll get you added as soon as possible.
Apple Gazette
Apple Matters
Appletell
Arstechnica.com
Daily Tech Talk
Engadget
Loop Rumors
MacRumors
Mac Scoop
MacSpark
MacTeens
PomCast
SteveNote Live
Stuff
Uneasy Silence
World of Apple
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Great information!
Thank you very much!!!!
I don’t understand How noone can get a streaming video into this place I mean come on I want to see it LIVE not, Oh I will type in a couple of sentences every 5min. ending in boom.
@jec
I promise I will not type a sentence in every five minutes (how about every minute or two) and I will use “boom” no more than seven times.
The biggest problem with it is the simple fact that it will cost a fortune in bandwidth. I think World of Apple is going to try it. They tried it last year, but I never saw it working.
Engadget, for example, gets about a million pageviews during a keynote – there’s just no way to support that kind of simultaneous streaming. That’s why Apple has stopped streaming the event live.
great new! I can’t wait for MacWorld!!!
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@ Michael
I think you mentioned on the podcast, but where will the live blogging be taking place from Apple Gazette? Twitter or here?
Thanks
@Outlaw
Liveblogging of the Keynote will take place at:
http://www.applegazette.com/live
but I will mention it in the main feed, of course, when it starts.
Just sent you guys an email about this, but there’s also http://www.stevenotelive.com
Ready !
ok, i’m not a computer engineer, but let’s solve this bandwidth dilemma.
all they’d have to do is put the stream on a delay. 2, 3, even 5 minutes would not be the end of the world.
in the few minutes that everyone is waiting for new video data, send it out to lots and lots of servers everywhere around the country and or world which will serve the stream. this data could even be shared by torrent-esque delivery or whatever if that will make it all work.
boom. we can watch the keynote.
on second thought, torrent delivery wouldn’t work because the servers will demand the data in sequence.
a new delivery mechanism is required.
let’s say we split the video up into pieces of 10-second length, just for kicks. we build a hierarchical tree of servers… for example, maybe the top server delivers to four below it, which each do the same.
so with n levels of our server hierarchy we’ll have 4^n + 1 servers ready to stream the video out to users. make the tree as big as you need it but keep it so that all the data will replicate itself down within the delay window you’ve set.
boom.
@ dr:
1. Go to Wikipedia and type in “multicast”.
2. Prepare to be blown away.
3.Profit
MacSpark.net will also be doing live coverage of the keynote.
http://www.macspark.net
try searching for sopcast
Don’t forget there are likely to be IRC channels, and maybe google chats too.
Nice information.Very informative.Thanks
Um, what about Digg?
Appletell is planning a variety of live events, includng a live audio stream. Check it out:
http://www.appletell.com/apple/comment/appletell-live-macworld-08-coverage/
@mike141
Digg is only a series of links to these other sites. If they were providing their own coverage they would be on the list.
CunningTV at http://cunning.tv/ will also be providing coverage
iPhone 24×7 will also be covering Macworld and specifically any news related to the iPhone. You can find it at http://www.iphone24-7.com/
apple is showing the video on their website, but i’m sure it’ll be overloaded with hits and may either crash, lock viewers out after a while, or run very slow.
Apple is *NOT* showing the video live. They stopped doing that in… 2005? They release the stream on the website either in the evening or on Wednesday.
why not use a service like ustream or whatever service Scoble is using to stream from his Nokia to stream video from the keynote?
I cant wait for keynote!!
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Thanks for sharing
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