Ready, Set, Go!
"Punk'd" pro Ashton Kutcher and Web icon Kevin Rose (pictured) have banded together for a live competition that is being streamed to your computer right now!
"24 Hours @ Sundance" pits four Web celebrities (well, if you can call them that) in a competition where they have to compete in challenges every three hours. The contest started at 9 a.m. today (Jan. 17) and concludes Sunday (Jan. 18) at 9 a.m.
Kutcher, an actor and producer if you didn't know, and Rose, the founder of Digg.com and former host on the old Tech TV, are hosting the competition. I'd tell you who the competitors were, but honestly, you wouldn't know who they are. Actually, I don't know they are, and I'm a tech geek.
But what's unique is that their contest is being streamed from their cell phone cameras directly to you by going to http://www.qik.com/ and to http://www.24hoursatsundance.com/ where they are archiving the footage.
Qik is a nifty program that turns most cell phones into live video cameras. With the application, the video shot with your phone is then streamed live to the world at Qik.com.
posted by Vince Horiuchi @ 12:19 PM |
1 Comments:
FEEL the sizzle on the4se blog threads.
Except for a few gay criticism about Sundance you have 2 comments on anything else.
SUNDANCE = FLOP
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