April 04, 2006

Streaming Video Comes to the Senate

Be the first to lay thine eyes upon the state senate with the modern spectacle of streaming video:

-Live, streaming video of senate committee meetings.

-Live, streaming video of the senate sessions which includes archives of both senate and committee sessions.

This is brand new. In fact, it hasn't even been linked from the main site yet. So...behold.

I have also heard that there will be a nice searchable index of votes coming soon.

Update: Regrettably, viewing the videos won't work with FireFox (at least for now, I assume). So...when you view it, use Internet Explorer.

Also, it looks like the only video in the archive of the sessions is from 4/03. Prior to that, it's just audio.

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Will wonders never cease. I thought Mr. Wilder would have to retire first (or worse). Thanks for the heads up and the link, Blake.

Posted by: Kay Brooks at April 4, 2006 08:11 PM