agreed, but where are there similar facilities that have the
audience/equipment do not have the limitations?

jan suggested indie film festivals
schools with multimedia labs are another possibility

any other ideas?

maybe we should make this part of the discussion in the *video
conference today* at 8pm EDT

http://flash.kmi.open.ac.uk:8080/fm/index.php?pwd=52d914-1459

markus

Adam Quirk wrote:

>I understand the logistics make Apple stores nice for these
>presentations, but I have some problems with them:
>
>a) Most people don't use or know anything about Macs
>b) I have to censor myself when giving a presentation, I can't show what I want
>
>It's a great venue, I agree, with a nice theater area for showing
>work.  But maybe somewhere with PCs around too would be helpful for
>the large % of people out there who want to vlog but don't have a Mac?
>
>I just don't want people to associate Meet The Vloggers events or
>videoblogging with Apple, or MS for that matter.
>

>


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