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Justin.tv at PodTech Headquarters Monday, Tune in and Watch Live

Categories: Social Media, VideoPosted on March 25th, 2007

Tune in to Justin.tv on Monday, March 26,2007 from 12-2pm PST as Justin tours and PodTech HQ.

Justin Kan of Justin.tv will be at PodTech Headquarters tomorrow sometime during lunch and early afternoon to take a tour of our Palo Alto facility and meet some folks.

Justin has a webcam attached to his hat and is streaming content live as he goes on his adventures around San Francisco. He’s got corporate sponsors (many of which products are visible in his apartment) and is hanging out with many of the bay area’s techno elite, and getting lots of media coverage LaughingSquid, Digg, Thomas Hawk, and Wired Magazine. You can see his schedule live on his website, which is published for all to see.

He also is doing a photoshoot with Business 2.0, was in the SF Chronicle and had some drama about a prank cop call, which was covered by TechCrunch.

Remember Truman show? It’s kind of like that. Anyways, login to his site tomorrow during lunch, and you’ll see him come by and chat with me and others, live on the web.

This is the future of digital generations, real-time live sharing on the web.

Bonus: Check out my video interview with Justin, a few weeks before his site went live.

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  • I think this is a real indicator of the merging of web and television (as you predicted, of course). This is, in essence, reality web. It's only a matter of time before those that are already famous will harness this as a PR tool. I only hope than innovators like Justin will still be able to get the audiences they deserve.

    I'd love to see an interview of Justin with edits from his camera and the interviewer's camera (1st or 3rd person perspective) spliced together or split screen.
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