Monthly Archives: January 2009

Brian Reis of NBC New York pens an article on the Global Game Jam, a worldwide developers’ event aiming to create innovative games in 48 hours. Participant teams from New York University and Columbia University hosted Ustream live streams along with dozens of other schools to allow outsiders to watch in real time (Jan. 30, 2009). Continue reading →

PeoplePets.com featured the West Los Angeles Animal Care Center’s live cam of seven kittens waiting for adoptive homes by Valentine’s Day. The cam was set up for FoundAnimals.org, a charitable group that helps find homes for animals (Jan. 28, 2009). Continue reading →

Eric Franchi of MediaPost reflects on Inauguration Day from an online interactivity standpoint and declares Ustream.TV and Ustream’s iPhone and iPod Touch viewing application as unexpected successes of the day, “representing a major breakthrough in mobile and online video.” (Jan. 26, 2009) Continue reading →

Jason Kincaid from TechCrunch reports on downloads within the first 24 hours of Ustream’s launch of the iPhone and iPod Touch viewing application. Continue reading →

Richard Koman from ZDNet.com declared Ustream as one of Inauguration Day’s online winners for powering millions of live streams (Jan. 20, 2009). Continue reading →

Telegraph reports that of Ustream’s new mobile application for the iPhone and iPod Touch, which enables owners to watch the inauguration live on their devices (Jan. 20, 2009). Continue reading →

Ars Technica highlights Ustream’s new iPhone and iPod Touch viewing app as a place for viewers to watch Barack Obama’s inauguration (Jan. 19, 2009). Continue reading →

Geek Sugar recommends Ustream.TV or Ustream’s iPhone and iPod Touch viewing application for watching Inauguration Day live footage for free (Jan. 19, 2009). Continue reading →

Stuff.tv staff compiled a list of inauguration resources and urged readers to follow the inauguration on Ustream’s iPhone and iPod Touch viewing application (Jan. 19, 2009). Continue reading →

Tech Crunch reports on the new iPhone and iPod Touch viewing application, released just in time for the inauguration (Jan. 19, 2009). Continue reading →