The US unveiling is WAY better than the EU unveiling that is linked to above. They have images, animations and graphs that's easily understandable by the layperson, and it's scientists instead of politicians speaking.
They talk about how the image was produced, and how they made such a small image out of the 5 PetaByte of data they gathered from stations all over the world.
Yeah, no kidding. The presentation in the American conference is much more insightful and gives a stronger perspective. And the EU conference didn't even show the image until 8 minutes in.
I really really liked this press conference, I highly recommend it, well worth the watch. It's fairly short (~30m for the main part) and they explain the process step by step: how it was captured -> how it was processed -> what it means.
It's very well communicated in a way most can understand, it's concise and it has great accompanying graphics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DxjuE7WDlk
They talk about how the image was produced, and how they made such a small image out of the 5 PetaByte of data they gathered from stations all over the world.