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Kurgan Gringion
Guest
Interesting that Cyclingnews and Velonews are both providing live coverage, although Velonews seems
like they have some bugs to work out.
Someday, when bandwidth gets large enough and other tech gets cheap enough (cameras), I'll guess
that someone will be providing live video feeds of all this stuff. Since video offers the promise of
paid commercials, the cost of production will not be prohibitive.
As an aside:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/apr03/georgia03/?id=livecomp
15:47 EDT Kenny Labbe (US Postal-Berry Floor) has become the first rider to abandon the race.
Interestingly enough, Kenny Labbe actually works as a letter carrier in Chicago, IL.
<snip>
Kenny is The Man!
When it comes to publicity, there is no one with a higher publicity/results ratio than Kenny.
There are many more acccomplished racers than Kenny in the pack, but their names will never see
the light of day.
K. Gringioni fan of Kenny
like they have some bugs to work out.
Someday, when bandwidth gets large enough and other tech gets cheap enough (cameras), I'll guess
that someone will be providing live video feeds of all this stuff. Since video offers the promise of
paid commercials, the cost of production will not be prohibitive.
As an aside:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/apr03/georgia03/?id=livecomp
15:47 EDT Kenny Labbe (US Postal-Berry Floor) has become the first rider to abandon the race.
Interestingly enough, Kenny Labbe actually works as a letter carrier in Chicago, IL.
<snip>
Kenny is The Man!
When it comes to publicity, there is no one with a higher publicity/results ratio than Kenny.
There are many more acccomplished racers than Kenny in the pack, but their names will never see
the light of day.
K. Gringioni fan of Kenny
