Does it ever bug Chris that, like, 400-500 people are watching his every move at his desk?

Haha, I doubt it. It is his office and his job is to keep up with his community. Plus he has other rooms in the house to do work if he ever does feel stalked.

I think it would bother him more to not have 400-500 people watching his every move!

It doesn't really bother Chris. If Chris wants his private time, then he could switch to an screenshot of his desktop and muting the mic. Chris usually mutes the mic when he wants to have private time, but rarely switches to a desktop view.

If it ever bugged Chris, he's never let me know it. :) BTW, Chris wouldn't need to take his laptop to another room to do work. There are enough screens and keyboards around his home, plus his iPad and iPhone to "commute" around the house, to leave his laptops where they are.

Now come to think of it, Chris seems more fascinated that 400-500 people watch his empty desk while he's away. So Ellen and I have some plans to give you all a little entertainment during the month of July (nothing nasty, we promise!), so you won't have to watch an empty desk. [I'll post a question about this momentarily].

No, he has been doing it for a while now, considering that it is a 24/7 stream.

I love how everyone speaks for Chris on this site. I wish people would do that for me.

I'd probably be afraid to do anything, even on the iMac. (People could watch my keystrokes!!!)

Oh, I thumbed this question up cause it's good.

I guess if it bothered him that much he would just switch it off and go back to having a 9-5 job.

Probably not because he was always around tons of people beforehand. With TechTV and other interviews he has done. I'm sure he is so used to it by now it doesn't matter.

I'm sure if it bothered him, he'd take his laptop to his living room or some other place that has a little more privacy. Hopefully the fans wouldn't be too upset. I'd sure understand.

I know that's how I would feel, but for Chris I think it's become a part of who he is and it is clearly working for him. He has the ability to mute the stream or leave the room anytime he wants. He's certainly not the first person to livestream/lifestream, after all. The first person to do that, if I recall correctly, was JenniCam and she did a lot more than just "work" at her computer she streamed her bedroom, and other activities as well, wide open to the public 24/7.