Get a Life(stream) this Wednesday, July 22

Remember that guy who walked around the streets of San Francisco with a webcam attached to his head, filming his life as he went through his day? Justin Kan pioneered the concept of "lifestreaming" and the Justin.tv platform has since opened up to any users wanting to lifestream. Justin will be joining TechSoup at the July SF Online Community Report MeetUp to speak about lifestreaming, online video, and the online and offline community implications that video streaming presents. Justin's talk will lead us into a discussion of the role of video in online communities and strategies for using video to effectively engage users.

The fourth Wednesday of the month is the free gathering of online community managers, enthusiasts, and innovators to meet and discuss tools and strategies for building and managing effective communities.

Hope to see you there!

When: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. Pacific time

Where: TechSoup Headquarters, 525 Brannan Street, 3rd floor, San Francisco, CA 94107 

Register: RSVP to the MeetUp group. You can also join the San Francisco Online Community Report MeetUp group on Facebook.

Speaker Bio:
Justin Kan is a founder and president of Justin.tv. After graduating from Yale with dual degrees in physics and philosophy, Justin founded Kiko Software, the first AJAX-enabled web calendar. After the sale of Kiko in 2006, Justin co-founded Justin.tv. Since then, the company has grown at an average rate of 1,800% a year and now features 500,000 channels and 41 million unique viewers a month.