Not live-blogging the SteveNote
Monday, June 09, 2008 by Dave Winer.
I'm probably the only one who isn't. 
And I'm probably going to have to buy a new iPhone later today, I have no idea.
In the meantime it's really upsetting watching all the geek journos scrambling for scraps.
Which raises a simple question.
1. Why don't they broadcast Apple keynotes on MSNBC or CNN? All this makeshift jury-rigged michegas. It was cute for a while, but this has been going on for 25 years!
Of course someone must be live-screening it via Qik or somesuch. If you know of any please post a comment here.
Yahoo Live has over 2700 viewers. The quality sucks.
I'm watching another one that so far has pretty good quality, so sorry I'm not going to advertise a link. :-(
No I'm not going to pay-per-view for an infomercial! Geez Louise. What is it about Apple that inspires such insipid submission.
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