Tony Uphoff interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011
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Argues that conferences are adding real-time social tooling—Twitter and Facebook streams, livecast and Slideshare integration—and using live monitoring and basic sentiment analysis to route audience reaction back to presenters. Reports 2,000 concurrent livecast viewers the moment cameras start and cites experiments with embedding tweet streams (including a visible disruption during Dana Boyd’s session). Describes format shifts to small interviewer-led sessions with early audience questions and predicts continued growth of niche, midsize and giant events (GDC ~25,000; Interop ~20,000+).
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