June 19, 2009

Science at Sea Day 4 – Whales in Sitka

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It’s not too difficult to fly out of bed in the morning when you know that you’re going to spend part of the day hanging out with sea otters and maybe a few whales. The morning started early for our video crew – Bradley Mayhew and Jeff Brooks – as I knocked on their cabin doors at 3:45 a.m. to get ready to broadcast live back to the NBC affiliate KUSA-TV in Denver from the deck of the ship. Just a few years ago, a three minute broadcast like this would have cost huge amounts of money. Thanks to tools like Skype, it’s possible to broadcast for almost anywhere – 70 miles off the coast of Alaska for today’s broadcast. Huge props to MTN Satellite Services for providing the increased bandwidth to broadcast our segment.

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