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By: Daniel Swan » The IET BioSysBio Conference 2009

Daniel Swan » The IET BioSysBio Conference 2009 — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 13:56:22 +0000

[...] This brings me nicely onto online coverage of the conference. If you want to read blog posts about any of the talks, there’s just one place to go and that is to Allyson Listers blog at lurena.vox.com. Ally, who we shall now refer to as the ‘Robot Blogger’, managed to have coverage of each talk online within minutes of them finishing, whilst apparently being able to type up notes from the talk immediately following this. When Allyson spoke about her work on SAINT, Simon Cockell of FuzzierLogic picked up the blogging slack. [...]

By: IET BioSysBio 2009 | Fuzzier Logic

IET BioSysBio 2009 | Fuzzier Logic — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:47:32 +0000

[...] Next year I would happily micro-blog the conference again. This was my first conference since I joined Twitter and FriendFeed, and I was unsure about how I (and my followers) would feel about really going hard at the live updating of the conference experience. I think, though, that those of us who Tweeted provided an idea of the content being presented to those who could not attend, and the feeling I got from the feedback we received, and the fact that not a single person unfollowed me in the three days, is that we were providing a useful service. It has also provided me with a useful resource, a set of notes on the event produced by a crowd, not just me. Search for #biosysbio to see what I mean. Oh, and no review of this conference would be complete without a mention of Ally’s blogging, in which she chronicled pretty much every single talk, except her own (I did that one!) [...]

By: The BioSysBio conference 2009 « peanutbutter

The BioSysBio conference 2009 « peanutbutter — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 12:00:52 +0000

[...] As ever Ally was monumental in her blogging during the conference and all her posts can be found here. At one stage Simon did try to blog her talk to the same detail and speed, but he just kept coming up withe excuses about the wifi being slow – eventually he got there. [...]