Comments on: Is ‘Live Blogging’ Really Enjoyable?

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By: Marcie

Marcie — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 03:25:52 +0000

I love live blogging so much that I wrote an eBook, The ABCs of Live Blogging: Quick Tips to Live Blogging Success. I agree that live blogging is effective for smaller events – without a team. Now, if there are a few people tag-teaming to create an experience and not just to tell a story, then it would world for large-scale events. Unfortunately, most people have not gotten that far into it yet. Anyway, be sure to purchase The ABCs of Live Blogging at http://www.thewritedesignco.com/abcs-of-live-blogging/ to learn more.

By: Janet Altman

Janet Altman — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 16:51:56 +0000

Live Blogging is a natural progression of events for journalism. Akin to live television or live radio. There’s nothing really new about the thought, just different medium. I have Live Blogged before at events and I will tell you that my only main concern was that the connection (wifi) was secure. Digital security is a very big issue out for journalists who value the integrity of their information being published.

By: Rubylene

Rubylene — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 09:57:42 +0000

For sure Live Blogging is fun… today, most people blog because in that way they can express their thoughts. I, myself enjoy blogging.. I can whatever gets into my mind… and I’d able to exchange ideas with other bloggers…

By: dimitri

dimitri — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 09:24:59 +0000

Live blogging is the perfect thing to do when you attend to a web2.0 event ie. Also you can live blogging a political debate or a simple cultural performance.
Live blogging depends on the level of traditional journalism that is being made in a given country. In USA you can easily trust a newspaper, in Romania you’ll need a second opinion before you make up your mind.

By: Chris Norred

Chris Norred — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 05:53:38 +0000

Live blogging seems useful for covering niche activities on which nobody else will publish reports. For the inauguration where there’s voluminous reports, I would only follow a live blog if it were a personal friend. But that might be the whole point? Have we reached the day where everything worth reading can be written by someone we know?

By: Tim

Tim — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 22:09:23 +0000

Agreed about watching on TV. About the only events I will monitor via a live-blog are live events that don’t include live TV (in my case, that would be major poker tournaments). And then, only if the writer is excellent, with an ability to bring out the human interest side of the event as well as the “reporting”.

Occasionally, I will read a live-blog after the actual event if I care to read how the blogger viewed the event as it unfolded.