The California stem cell agency said the audiocast today of its directors meeting in Los Angeles is down but that the service provider is working to restore service.
As of this writing, the broadcast has been interrupted for nearly one hour. We will resume coverage if the audiocast is restored.
A footnote on the vagaries of the Internet: Here in Panama the government provides free WiFi to many areas. However, it also limits what can be seen or read. For example, YouTube is banned, also Internet broadcasts of college football games by CBS. If you look up odds on football games, those sites are barred as well. Certain information from cellular phone companies that compete with the firm that is financially backed by the government also cannot be accessed. And this morning, the government's WiFi network blocked the audiocast of the CIRM board meeting. We picked it up after we found a private WiFi network about an hour after the meeting started.
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