LinuxCon: Shuttleworth Video Online
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We posted the video of the LinuxCon Shuttleworth keynote online. I think it's important to note that live streaming and video archives was provided in partnership with the Linux Foundation. The Linux Foundation opted to make all the keynotes available for free in an effort to allow as many people as possible to participate in the first LinuxCon.
Before the video went online, I emailed Mark Shuttleworth and asked him whether he would like to say anything about the video or the feedback he received after his talk. He replied to my email and has no comments to add at this time.
You can watch the video at: http://www.linuxpromagazine.com/linuxcon/shuttleworth
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