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Des comments on conference blogging … isn’t that convenient
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- Published April 15th, 2007 in Web 2.0 Expo
Yes, I really do like conference blogging. Fellow conference blogger (and blogger in general) Josh Hallett wrote about conference blogging a while ago. I’m a one man show when I do my blogging. Well, sort of. See I look for the other folks covering the conference as well and link to them. Hey, I can’t be everywhere and getting other perspectives on the same session is always a good thing. Des asks a good question though, what if you’re in a bad session?
One thing I’m still wondering about is what an official conference blogger should do if she/he starts to pick up that sessions are not going well, and/or participants are not happy with the way the event is proceeding. Should they blog that, fearlessly, or could that be seen as a breach of faith with the organizers? Could be an interesting point of discussion between the blogger/teamleader and the conference organizers.
Source: Business and Blogging - Blogging a Conference Professionally is No Cakewalk
Ooh, good one. I hate to walk out on a speaker. What if there are two great sessions on at the same time? Well, let’s say what looks to be two great sessions … and one is bad. Well, I think I’d have to close the laptop and move …
I guess you’ll find out soon enough, eh?
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