Monthly Archives: October 2009

Lizerne Guiting of Fandango reported that Michael Jackson’s wax figure will appear at the Universal CityWalk for the worldwide premiere of Michael Jackson’s “This Is It.” Guiting included information of Ustream’s live stream of “This Is It’s” Red Carpet Event. … Continue reading →

Joe Kay of Associated Press reported that Chad Ochocinco, wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals, plans to break NFL news. (October 26, 2009) Read the article here.

Christina Warren of Mashable reported that Ustream streamed Michael Jackson’s “This Is It” Red Carpet event to web viewers all over the world. (October 26, 2009) Read the article here.

J.E. Skeets of Yahoo! Sports reported that Flash Fox, the mascot for the NBA D-League’s Utah Flash, camped on a billboard since October 16, 2009! Geared with his laptop, a tent, and a rocking chair, Flash Fox has been broadcasting … Continue reading →

Robin Pogrebin of New York Times discussed the nominees for the 19th Annual Gotham Independent Film Awards which was announced live on Ustream by A.O. Scott, film critic for The New York Times. (October 19, 2009) Read the article here.

Pete Cashmore of Mashable reported that as a consequence of a lost bet with Bill Cosby, Cashmore will don a Bill Cosby sweater on his Facebook profile page. Cashmore also reported that Cosby will be broadcasting live, for the first … Continue reading →

Jozen Cummings of The Wall Street Journal reported on the new release of Bill Cosby’s Rap Album, Cosnarati: State of Emergency. Cosby came up with topics for all of the 14 tracks. Cosby conducted a town hall meeting along with … Continue reading →

Sharon Swart of Variety writes that for the first time ever, Gotham Independent Film Awards will be announcing this year’s nominees live on Ustream, October 19 at 10am PST. (October 15, 2009) Read the article here.

John Adams of NBC introduces a new Puppycam that has gotten the internet abuzz. Juno, a once emaciated German Shepherd, was rescued a day after she gave birth to eleven little pups. The happy and healthy dozen are now temporarily … Continue reading →

Jason Kincaid of Tech Crunch discusses the United Nation’s collaboration with social media platforms including Ustream to give users the ability to interact with the politicians and celebrities who are taking part in the movement to end proverty. (October 12, … Continue reading →