This search result sucks.

Monday morning, and there is still no webcast of Larry Page's presentation at CES. What are they thinking? It even took them a couple days to publish a press release stating that Google Video would be out "soon."

I've looked on the CES site, on Google, Google Video, Google's press releases, Google's blog and a bunch of other blogs like Engadget where it would be if it were available. Maybe I missed it. If the webcast/vidcast is out there, and you happen to know where it is, please email googlecast(at)i-boy(dotcom).

Update:
CNET News.com has a 9-minute stream of the speech. It is the part where Page announces Google Video store and is joined onstage by Les Moonves from CBS. Still no sign of the full webcast.

Update II: Took a while, but a webcast is now online.

Monday, January 09, 2006

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