Kara Swisher of AllThingsD reported that Chilean Miners Rescue can be viewed minute by minute (actually, second by second) through the CBS feed on Ustream.

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Pui-Wing Tam and Nick Wingfield of The Wall Street Journal reported that San Francisco is enjoying a second wind of tech companies moving in and setting up shop. The tech industry is now taking over 30% of San Francisco’s commercial real estate which can possibly lead to more jobs. Ustream CEO and co-founder, John Ham reveals that he was persuaded to move to San Francisco after being quoted lease rates that are half that, of Palo Alto.

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MTV’s James Dinh gave an overview of the Drake and Katie Couric interview broadcast live on Ustream. Drake opened up about how he felt about Lil Wayne’s solitary confinement, Drake’s upcoming mixtape It’s Never Enough, and artists he hopes to work with including Beyonce, Andre 3000, and Justin Timberlake.

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TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington reported that 235,389 unique viewers tuned in to TechCunch’s Disrupt conference in San Francisco, powered by Ustream. That’s more than twice the number of viewers that watched TechCrunch Disrupt: New York in May, which drew in approximately 94,000 unique viewers.

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