A service called Live Station has a unique perspective...you can watch the inauguration from a foreign perspective. Of the networks, DNC-TV, I mean MSNBC has perhaps the best plan for covering the inauguration, cpmplete with maps for monitoring the events of the big day for Democrats.
The rest of the pack is also planning coverage, but not with embeddable players at this time (early Sunday morning, as I prepare this post)...
And you can expect numerous newspapers to be running their own coverage, and our regional paper will likely have the USA Today Gannett Mogulus player on their website providing live coverage.
I will be teaching a room full of conservatives on campus the ins and outs of using social media networks and basic HTML for online conservative activism because their classes have been cancelled to watch the Obama Inauguration, and they don't want to watch it. (This was not done for either Bush inauguration...instead, many of the Marxist professors railed aginst the incoming President in class.
We thought the enemy would try to conquer us through invasion instead of subversion.
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