Relive Whatley's 360iDev keynote

Keen to prove it delivers on its mantra to organise events "that don't suck", those behind the 360Conferences have announced they've begun uploading speaker videos.

This includes material from its recent 360iDev iPhone meet as well as the Adobe development focused 360Flex.

Attendees of either events will be able to access the videos for free, while anyone else will be able to purchase individual sessions for $4.99 a go.

Highlights include geoDefense creator David Whatley's keynote, plus talks from OpenFeint's Jason Citron, Snappy Touch's Noel Llopis, Riptide Games' Brian Robbins and Owen Goss from Streaming Colour Studios.

Not a free-for-all

"We'd love to make these videos completely free for all. Unfortunately we're a small company, we don't have the budget to cover the storage and transfer costs associated with this much video,” 360Conferences said in a statement announcing the news.

"We settled on $4.99 as a price, because 1. we believe in micropayments, and 2. we hate making people pay for things they don't want. $4.99 per session is easy to handle, and saves everyone money by only purchasing what they want to watch."

The company claims 50GB of video in total is available from each of the two conferences, with the files organised by event and listed in chronological order.

Those looking to sample the videos on offer should check them out on 360Conferences' dedicated video page.