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Lessons from cartoon-blogging at the Real-time Web Summit

5 December, 2009
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by Rob Cottingham

October's cartoon-blogging at the Real-Time Web Summit was a well-received experiment in innovative event coverage. The response was overwhelmingly positive, the Twitter stream showed people appreciated the added dimension to the event, and the organizers were more than pleased.

Now, two things:

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RTWS: Can't we all just get along?

Competing developers agree! Next stop: Middle East peace.

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RTWS: Everyone has an opinion

Summit attendees tell another attendee 'We can't help but notice you're using the wrong Twitter app.'

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RTWS: All in the timing

email versus the real-time web

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Have tablet, will travel

Almost-real-time cartoon blogging at the Real-Time Web Summit

15 October, 2009
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by Rob Cottingham

I'm at the ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit in Mountain View, CA today - and so is my trusty Cintiq, and some phenomenally smart people.

Over the course of the day, I'll be cartoon-blogging from the conference. You can catch it at ReadWriteWeb and here at Noise to Signal.

Comments always welcome!

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RTWS: The first use case for any new technology

Session proposal

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If you read the terms of use carefully, they warn you this could happen

(one person with a laptop to two others, in the middle of a prehistoric jungle) Okay, everybody think: we were at the real-time web summit, and covering it with real-time tools... and then what happened?