ScribbleLive Launches

   By chris on May 21st 2008 in /dev/random | 603 views

Congrats to Jonathan and team for leaving alpha and entering beta with the launch of ScribbleLive, a very sweet live-blogging tool that’s getting its beta-inaugural test drive at the Mesh Conference in Toronto.

You know how people are using Twitter to comment in real-time during conferences? ScribbleLive is like that without the lousy character limitation, the short attention span, the need to refresh the page or the server outages. And a bit more.

Very nice indeed and the site looks great too. Well done guys!

Update
Momentum seems to be picking up for Jonathan and Michael with ScribbleLive: Two Guys In Canada Launch Sweet Liveblogging Platform on TechCrunch cross-posted to the Washington Post.

Note that in the TechCrunch article Erick laments:

This is something I would want to use for liveblogging events, if only they offered an embeddable widget that I could put directly into a TechCrunch post. Right now, the posts exist on ScribbleLive’s Website.

According to Jonathan this embeddable functionality already exists.

One Response to “ScribbleLive Launches”

  1. Jonathan responded on 21 May 2008 at 9:32 am #

    Thanks! So far, so good :)

    So you’re our one visitor from Vancouver in the metrics…. :)

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