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Ustream iPhone app makes App Store in time for inaugural address

By | January 19, 2009, 7:11pm PST

Summary: iPhone users waiting for the availability of the Ustream live streaming application in the App Store can breathe a sigh of relief — it will be available for live streaming of tomorrow’s inaugural address. The application was just approved by Apple — after a limited beta release — and made broadly available tonight. The only caveat? [...]

Ustream iPhone app makes App Store in time for inaugural addressiPhone users waiting for the availability of the Ustream live streaming application in the App Store can breathe a sigh of relief — it will be available for live streaming of tomorrow’s inaugural address. The application was just approved by Apple — after a limited beta release — and made broadly available tonight.

The only caveat? The viewer currently only works with Wifi. According to UStream, this is to help ensure a high-quality video experience.

Don’t have an iPhone? Never fear. More places to view the inauguration, here.

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Jennifer Leggio, aka "Mediaphyter," writes about the "social business" side of social media - including enterprise, security and reputation issues.

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Jennifer is employed full-time with Fortinet, a leading network security appliance vendor. She is also actively involved in the network security community and works with the Security Bloggers Network. She co-manages the annual Security Bloggers Meet-UP at RSA Conference.

Jennifer is also involved with Silicon Valley Tweet-Up, a philanthropic networking event that brings people together to raise money for local family-oriented charities.

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Jennifer Leggio

Jennifer Leggio (@mediaphyter) has been a communications professional for more than 15 years, focusing primarily on enterprise technology and security. She is currently the director of strategic communications for a leading network security vendor. Jennifer is also passionate about all things social media, especially enterprise, security, privacy and reputation issues, which is why she writes about these things for ZDNet.

A well-connected communicator, Jennifer has led or supported interactive social networking efforts for security industry conferences including RSA Conference, Black Hat USA and SOURCE Conference, and founded the Security Twits, a community for network security professionals. She also helps run communications for the Security Bloggers Network.

Finally, Jennifer co-hosts the Quick'n'Dirty social media podcast with Aaron Strout, is a founding member of Technically Women, a communal blog project, and manages marketing and public relations for Silicon Valley Tweet-Up, a networking group that raises money for family-oriented charities. Jennifer was profiled in Silicon Valley San Jose Business Journal's "40 Under 40" edition, as a rising star for 2009.

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