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Live Blogging from ABA Techshow Boston

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

There was an ABA Techshow Roadshow in Boston today, and I enjoyed following long with some folks on Twitter. It wasn’t until much later in the day that I found out that Jared Correia was live-blogging it using Cover-It Live, and pulling in the tweets to the stream as well. You can read the full day’s coverage over at the Mass LOMAP Blog.

I’m not sure I like the interface for Cover It Live, but there’s no arguing that the stream being archived as you go in one place certainly makes for good live-blogging!

What do you think? Have you ever used the service, would you?

Tags: ABATechshow, JaredCorreia, CoverItLive

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