Comments on: Virtual Television hits SL – and it’s Australian

By: Simondo Nebestanka

Simondo Nebestanka — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 04:22:10 +0000

> This means that for the very first time, people can
> view in-world events without needing to be there
> themselves”, says Wisniewski.

Electric Sheep have been running DTV for quite some time now, streaming in-world "events" to their web page. I guess Gary is talking about it being a first for organised, advertised "Events", which is quite cool.

The multi-camera coverage is a great way to do it!

Did anyone catch the show? Did it work okay?

Cheers

By: Simondo Nebestanka

Simondo Nebestanka — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 03:22:10 +0000

> This means that for the very first time, people can
> view in-world events without needing to be there
> themselves”, says Wisniewski.

Electric Sheep have been running DTV for quite some time now, streaming in-world “events” to their web page. I guess Gary is talking about it being a first for organised, advertised “Events”, which is quite cool.

The multi-camera coverage is a great way to do it!

Did anyone catch the show? Did it work okay?

Cheers

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By: Shai Khalifa

Shai Khalifa — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 02:44:35 +0000

This is truly good news – so does this also mean we’re going to get SL Big Sister? or SL’s Funniest Home Videos? or maybe SL Survivor? now that would be a hoot

By: Shai Khalifa

Shai Khalifa — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 01:44:35 +0000

This is truly good news – so does this also mean we’re going to get SL Big Sister? or SL’s Funniest Home Videos? or maybe SL Survivor? now that would be a hoot