I know I’m blind and blonde, but…

I found it here:
http://liveearth.msn.com/about/factsheet

Soso: thanks! Ahh, I’d never think to look under Factsheet for the schedule.

it can also be found by going to “full concert coverage” on the main page. then there are several links you can follow to get schedules.

“We believe you are using a browser other than Internet Explorer.”

Happy 7/7/7

Andrew: that I am!

you are not blonde – you are BLOND

The schedule was tough to find — and not to bash MS or anything, but I’m trying to figure out why I have to use IE for the ‘full experience’. I should be able to view it in any browser. I have a special place in my heart for this concert, since we know one of the performers in the London segments, and it would be really nice not to have the computer freeze cold in the middle because IE takes the whole thing over.

The concert provides a very good marketing opportunity for MS to mix their Live product line into the global environmental message:

Xbox Live, Live Earth, Office Live, Live Search, Windows Live…

Anyway, the company is on a good cause. Thanks for that.

@Soso Sazesh

That schedule is only the starting time in each city – not an indivdual artist estimated start time breakdown. If you click on the bios, there is no start time information by artist.

Is someone supposed to watch for 28 hours straight to see their favorite band? If that is the plan, that is not respectful of a user. (Not to mention it wastes energy!)

I’m still looking as are many other people, for an artist estimated time schedule.

Thanks for the efforts so far.

That’s bios as in biography – not bios as in DOS!!!

ahahaha…

Old media has been publishing schedules all week.

It’s 777 day! Live Earth is going to rock the world!

@John

I find it rather hard to believe that those schedules would not be found electronic versions of those publications on Google News or Yahoo! News.

Which one?

Awfull experience to be honest this website. It won’t work on my linux box (which could be expected), in windows it’s pretty flacky with constant reloading (shame because wolfmother was on).

It doesn’t work on my mobile (N95) so they’ve decided to not include mobile devices.

Furthermore I can’t understand why they are constantly unable to create stuff browser agnostic. Also makes me wonder why they seem be using DRM’ed files as they tend to make you’re PC work harder and thus you use more energy….

But on the bright side, I’ve just taken my radio set out of the closet and it just works.

The experience works great on our Vista with IE7! And the concerts are amazing running through our Windows Media Center thanks to Bravo TV and DirecTV.

Just messing with you guys. But the concerts are great. Enjoy them. As mentioned above, lose the tech mind for a little while and soak up the cause. We all need to do our part for our grandchildren.

Catch some concert details, links to the cities and tips on conservation here.

Big up MSN for doing a sterling job on putting this up X-platform and not forcing us Mac Fans to do something other than use our fave browsers.

I used Live search requested the engine to search for live earth and…..
here you go
Live Earth will be transmitted worldwide, from EIGHT cities (New York, London, Johannesburg, Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney, and Hamburg) by Intelsat (www.intelsat.com) using its industry-leading network of Satellite and terrestrial facilities in standard and high definition, across multiple media channels – TV, radio, Internet and wireless channels.

On July 7th, Live Earth concerts will be streamed live by MSN at http://www.LiveEarth.MSN.com.

Check back soon for a more expansive list of International Broadcast Partners.

MAIN NETWORK
8pm-11pm est BRAVO
9am-2am est
UNI HD
4am-2am est
SUNDANCE
4am-2am est MSNBC
8am – 4pm est
(continuing coverage)
CNBC
8am-2am est TELEMUNDO
7pm to 8pm est
MUN2
5pm to 7pm est

Using the dropdown tool below, find out which outlets will be broadcasting Live Earth in your area!

Seriously… press concert, USA, and then see concert schedule. Seems pretty easy to me.

Yea, seemed really easy to find, frankly. I thought it was a great thing. Loved the fact that I could find it on tv too.

I was at the London gig, and it was stunning.

And, just for anybody curious (Tomi Itkonen?) – despite Microsoft’s involvement with the Live Earth project, there wasn’t a single mention of Windows Live, Xbox Live, Office Live, Games for Windows Live or even MSN (apart from the website address for the Live Earth concert on the programs and banner). What was nice about the gig is that the organisers or the sponsors actually didn’t advertise or promote their services at all inside the stadium, and only Phillips had a banner outside.

Kudos to MS and the sponsors for not detracting from such a well organised and important series of gigs.

Just curious – is no one else immensely bothered by the hypocrisy of this event?

http://urltea.com/xf1

Am I the only one who noticed that the Windows Media stream of the concert to stop global warming was sponsored by chevy.

Way Way too funny!