Adam Ostrow of Mashable discussed his predictions for several tech companies. Ostro predicted Ustream will go mainstream and “becomes immensely profitable.” (December 31, 2009)

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Jalen Rose of Mashable discussed the many social media platforms that would have helped his career if they were available while he was in the NBA. Rose would have used Ustream to broadcast his high school days and kept in touch with fans through webchats. (December 31, 2009)

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Ryan Leyba of ESPN discussed Mike Metzger’s change of heart from hating computers to completely indulging in all the new technology, including Ustream. (December 30, 2009)

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Jennifer Van Grove of Mashable discussed many New Years celebrations that were streamed using Ustream’s iPhone Broadcaster app. (December 29, 2009)

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John Herrman of Gizmodo reviewed the best apps of December. The Ustream iPhone Broadcaster made the list. (December 29, 2009)

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Ryan Corazza of ESPN gave an overview of Ustream’s All Access series with Dwyane Wade. (December 23, 2009)

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Rebecca Shore of Sports Illustrated discussed Ochocinco’s social platform habits such as streaming his announcement to change his name to Hachi-Go, 85 in Japanese to please his Pacific Rim friends on Ustream. (December 21, 2009)

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Andrew Brandt of Huffington Post discussed Ochocinco’s public reactions to the death of his fellow team member, Chris Henry. One of his public reaction was captured on Ochocinco’s Ustream channel. (December 20, 2009)

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Jalen Rose of Mashable gave an overview of his five predictions for athletes with Social Media. Rose predicted that athletes will make more use of new and creative platforms to interact with fans. Rose states “Ustream, in particular, has been a great way to connect, and more and more athletes are using this platform to communicate directly with their fans.” (December 17, 2009)

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David J. Prince of Billboard reported the leak of Lil Wayne’s highly anticipated album “Rebirth” six weeks before its official release date. Ustreamers who got a hold of his album due to a push back of the release date and a mix-up with a company who already sent out the albums, taunted viewers with a fuzzy version of “Rebirth.” (December 17, 2009)

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