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Google I/O: Watch Live Video Streaming

Kelly Wilkinson
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Thousands of developers and Google faithful are in San Francisco for the fourth annual I/O developer’s conference, where Google is expected to announce its much-anticipated, cloud-based music storage system. The 5,000 tickets for this year’s I/O sold out in 59 minutes, and the San Jose Mercury News reports that individual tickets were selling on eBay yesterday for as much as $2,950.

If you don’t have that kind of cash but are still curious, you can watch live streaming of keynotes here. And follow the live tweets.

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