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Go Live blogging Go Nintendo

July 15th, 2008 by Andy Merchant

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As a big fan of the Nintendo Wii I just happened to spot an interesting headline on one of my RSS feeds:

GoNintendo live-blog - Nintendo E3 media briefing

Once I had clicked through, i was greeted by the following message: “This post will sit on the front page, inactive, until the show begins. As long as I can get a wireless signal, I will be providing updates to this post. If I cannot get a signal, Deux Michaels will handle this section. I will update you on the situation as the event nears its start.”

Two things, first:

I’m all for live blogging, instant comments and reaction to breaking news. Doing this puts your blog on the map and in pole position, it draws the crowd in and turns your site into a goto site for all the latest news.

Secondly:

Good on GoNintendo for trying a different approach to blogging and covering an all important media briefing, it’s certainly an approach I would recommend to our Liberate Media clients.

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