Follow 2010 Nobel Prize Announcements Live With Nobelprize.org's Channels and Services

STOCKHOLM, September 30, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Nobelprize.org, the official web site of the Nobel Prize, will provide real time updates about the 2010 Nobel Prizes as the news breaks, with live webcasts in HD quality of the Nobel Prize Announcements, including alerts on social media such as Twitter and Facebook.

Nobelprize.org provides the official news about the 2010 Nobel Prize Announcements as soon as they happen. The first announcement, for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, will be made on 4 October 11:30 a.m. CET, 9:30 a.m. GMT at the earliest (see the full timetable of announcements here http://nobelprize.org/press/nobelfoundation/press_releases/2010/announcements_10.html).

    You can follow the news in the following ways:

    - Live webcast on Nobelprize.org. The press conferences from
      the Nobel Prize awarding institutions and exclusive interviews with
      members of Nobel Committees will be webcast live in HD quality on
      Nobelprize.org. If you cannot follow the live webcast, the
      Announcements as well as interviews will be available as video
      on-demand after a few hours. Additional material such as telephone
      interviews with the new Nobel Laureates and the opportunity to post
      congratulatory messages will be available.
    - Live Webcast Widget. You can embed the widget
      http://nobelprize.org/nobel_organizations/nobelweb/pressroom/widget/
      live_webcast_widget.html on your own web site or blog for up-to-the-
      minute news as they occur.

    - Facebook. Keep up with the latest news on the Nobelprize.org
      Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/Nobelprize.org) page, read comments
      and see additional photos of the new Nobel Laureates from Facebook
      Fans.

    - Twitter alerts. The Twitter feed (http://twitter.com/Nobelprize_org)
      (#nobelprize) lets you keep in touch with the Nobel Prize Announcements
      using the web, through SMS alerts on your phone, or instant messenger
      services. You can also post your congratulatory tweet on the feed.

    - Nobel Prize YouTube channel. http://www.youtube.com/thenobelprize
      Featured on YouTube is the continuation of Q&A sessions with Nobel
      Laureates. YouTube users can put their questions to the 2010 Nobel
      Laureates.

Background information on the new Nobel Laureates and their Nobel Prize Awarded achievements, including the official documentation from the Nobel Prize awarding institutions, are available on Nobelprize.org as the announcements are made.

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