Linux Pro magazine: Providing Live Streaming from USENIX '08
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If you can't make it to USENIX next week, you can still participate online. We will be broadcasting all talks of the "Invited Talks" track on USENIX '08 via live streaming from June 25 to June 27. It's the next-best thing to being there – the live-streaming browser interface provides the video, audio, and actual talk slides, in addition to a chat feature.
All the details are available here: http://streaming.linux-magazin.de/en/program_usenix08.htm
And if you are in Boston next week, be sure to stop by our magazine booth and pick up a sample copy or sign up for a trial subscription.
More info about USENIX '08 is available on the conference site: http://usenix.org/events/usenix08/
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