Apparently they had the camera focused on the slides (we didn't have any), so it's really just audio. ";->"
Mike Lehman from Microsoft says he'll turn it into an audio podcast, so if you want to save some bandwidth you might want to wait.
On the other hand, the audio ought to be enough to communicate what happened.
Jeff Sandquist, via email: "We just ship up the audio + slides during the event to conserve bandwidth within the venue. High quality videos are being prepared and will be up within the next few weeks."
Last update: Thursday, June 3, 2010; 4:00:45 PM
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