Dean Groom is currently streaming the SICTAS Symposium in Sydney via Ustream.TV (or at least he was – the feed seems to have gone down) via http://www.ustream.tv/channel/edtechshedtech
This is a very interesting use case of how a collection of different technologies can be combined to present a fairly cohesive view of a live event. We are (or at least were) able to watch the even live via Ustream, read up on the background and planning via the wiki, hold discussions via Twitter with both local participants (such as Dean) as …

In a post on his blog yesterday (“What To Broadcast About?“), Duncan Riley sent out an open request for feedback on an idea he’s been musing upon, saying:
“So I’ve been playing with Live streaming services and I want to do something more regular, but not 100% on what. I love what Chris Pirillo does, but the subject matter is a little tame for me. Open to suggestions, on topic, format and even streaming service of choice.”
He’s followed this up with a clip on YouTube (embedded below) echoing the same sentiment, …

Mashable ran a poll yesterday (“The Daily Poll: Live Video – Who Will Win?“) to gather reader opinions on the topic of which live streaming offering will come out ahead when the dust settles. Not unexpectedly, YouTube came out on top – by a MASSIVE amount (171 out of 234 votes, or 73%).
What is incredibly surprising though was what polled as number two: Someone Else.
The margin between the last 4 choices was not large by any means, but with Yahoo! Live and Ustream.tv among the contenders you would …