Pummit Panels that weren't on Ustream
no teasing with thread title
give something nao
Next few weeks? >>
Not to be a naysayer, and I really do appreciate the effort, but how long does it take to take about 6 power point presentations, 'print' them as pdfs and upload them? >>
Still, thank you.
Dang, got to wait a while for the info, well i guess i can wait.
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As long as it takes me to find the time to do it
Next few weeks? >>
Not to be a naysayer, and I really do appreciate the effort, but how long does it take to take about 6 power point presentations, 'print' them as pdfs and upload them? >> Still, thank you. |
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I'll forward you my Outlook calender.
No, not really
Andy Belford
Community Manager
Paragon Studios
I'll work on posting the slides from those presentations in the next few weeks (no promises that it will be before Thanksgiving as I've got a full slate next week...and my Thursday is going to be spent cooking all morning and then sleeping all evening between quarters of the 49'ers/Ravens game).
As to why some were broadcasted and some weren't...
The addition of Ustream was a last minute thing. We weren't sure that we'd be able to accomodate it using the internet on site (we almost couldn't...we weren't able to get a physical line connection until 9:45 AM), nor that I would be able to make sure it would go off smoothly with managing the event itself and the Ustream cast. Luckily Think-Tank stepped up and helped us out by running the cast all day. Even with Think-Tank helping out, we could still only broadcast from one panel room, which had been set and programs printed weeks in advance.
I hope you guys enjoyed the panels, and apologies for the audio constraints. Ustream/Live Streaming large events can be problematic unless you have tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment (which we don't). Fingers crossed in the future we'll be able to buy the USB soundboards and all that jazz to accomodate bigger things that just streaming from my desk or a conference room.
Andy Belford
Community Manager
Paragon Studios