Wondering where you can watch a live video stream of today’s Apple iPhone event. In a word, the answer is: nowhere. Even though “Let’s Talk iPhone” is being held at Apple’s headquarters (where it is safe to assume there are a plethora or computers handy), and even though there are more people interested in this event than any previous Apple keynote events, it is not being streamed on the internet. As far as we know, no journalists will be broadcasting videos from inside the event either. So, this made me wonder, why? Did Justin.tv not have the bandwidth to handle it? Did Ustream.tv refuse to give Apple the entire frontpage of the website? Was CBS too busy at the Adobe event? Got any theories? Share them in the comments below. Also, what sites are going to be live blogging the event today? Where will you be catching your iMorsels as they drop from the keyboards of the journalists that are attending the event?
Vertex, has said that they will be having a live broadcast and they will try to patch into the keynote room live, but they do not know if they will have video or only audio. Sounds like they are not exactly officially broadcasting the
event, but they are going to try to hack their way in. If it goes well, I expect they’ll never get invited to another Apple event. If it goes horribly, I expect they’ll be served a restraining order!
Here’s a list of a few sites that will be live blogging the event:
CNET,ZDNet, Engadget, Slashgear, Macworld, Electronista,TUAW and surprisingly Gizmodo.