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Learning from Convention blogging

Dan Bricklin’s What we learn from the Convention blogging is a fantastic write-up about lessons learned. It is also exceptionally applicable to event blogging in general.

Of course, it makes me gulp a little as i’m gearing up to blog SIGGRAPH. Of course, SIGGRAPH is always exhausting anyhow and i’ve done the party circuit in costume there before.

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July 29th, 2004 | Category: Uncategorized | Comments are closed

2 comments to Learning from Convention blogging

  • Ton's Interdependent Thoughts
    July 30th, 2004 at 2:14 am

    Lessons Learned: Convention Blogging

    What we learn from the Convention blogging, is an account by Dan Bricklin, reflecting on the presence of bloggers at the Democratic Convention in Boston, USA, this week. He follows it up with a second post It reminds me of…

  • Ton's Interdependent Thoughts
    August 1st, 2004 at 6:04 am

    Lessons Learned: Convention Blogging

    What we learn from the Convention blogging, is an account by Dan Bricklin, reflecting on the presence of bloggers at the Democratic Convention in Boston, USA, this week. He follows it up with a second post It reminds me of…