Nice liveblog of the Apple event from @ismh. I like individual short posts, but this is a great approach too, and easier to read in context later. This format also works really well for collecting tweets together on your own blog later.

@manton Ah liveblogs - there was a time when that was how I used to follow any event - live stream was never available. Had to wait for pictures to be uploaded to see what’s being announced. I think Verge also had a platform for running these liveblogs. So much has changed 👍🏽

@amit The Verge still has it! Here's the one for today's event. It's my preferred way of following these things, especially as I'm at work, so I can just pop back and forth.

@donmacdonald Yeah, there‘s some fun in following an event with live commentary - I do prefer that. So I typically had Twitter/M.b streaming live while I watch. Plus one benefit of no being in US timezones is we are already into our out of office hours during these events 🙂

@manton I’ve thought about live-blogging sporting events the same way. Figured it would be far less annoying in the timeline.

@adders I’m still a fan of THE GUARDIAN’s live blogging format for events. 👍🏽 I have had to follow World Cup matches that way sometimes....