Comments on: Explaining Twitpanto http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183 'cause we are living in a material world and I am editorialgirl Mon, 23 Aug 2010 22:53:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: It’s behind me. Twitter pantomime, a social media experiment - jon bounds http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-232 It’s behind me. Twitter pantomime, a social media experiment - jon bounds Fri, 02 Jan 2009 21:05:51 +0000 http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183#comment-232 [...] around in the aftermath. There was also positive blogging from some of the cast (Chris Unitt, Emma Jones), some of the audience (Nick Booth, Tom Roper, Actors Online) and even a mention in the Birmingham [...] [...] around in the aftermath. There was also positive blogging from some of the cast (Chris Unitt, Emma Jones), some of the audience (Nick Booth, Tom Roper, Actors Online) and even a mention in the Birmingham [...]

]]> By: Podnosh Blog » Archive » Twitpanto - one helluva social object. http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-229 Podnosh Blog » Archive » Twitpanto - one helluva social object. Fri, 02 Jan 2009 03:59:57 +0000 http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183#comment-229 [...] Emma Jones (Dandini!) concludes: [...] Emma Jones (Dandini!) concludes:

]]> By: editorialgirl http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-219 editorialgirl Sun, 28 Dec 2008 23:47:19 +0000 http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183#comment-219 > Actually seeing people coming up with realtime solutions to > the ‘problems’ was quite fascinating You're right - that's what made it. I guess it shows how much I take "twittersourcing" for granted these days, that I didn't even think to point it out when writing this post. And I suppose that's why pantomime is such a great match for Twitter - it's all about the instant feedback and audience participation! > Actually seeing people coming up with realtime solutions to
> the ‘problems’ was quite fascinating

You’re right – that’s what made it. I guess it shows how much I take “twittersourcing” for granted these days, that I didn’t even think to point it out when writing this post.

And I suppose that’s why pantomime is such a great match for Twitter – it’s all about the instant feedback and audience participation!

]]> By: Midge http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-218 Midge Sun, 28 Dec 2008 20:54:22 +0000 http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183#comment-218 Twitpanto actually turned me around on the way Twitter 'works'. The first Fifteen minutes were chaotic but then it dawned on me it's not just a Panto on Twitter, it's a Twitter panto (erm, maybe a bit obvious now). Actually seeing people coming up with realtime solutions to the 'problems' was quite fascinating and the fact it trended at #1 (caning Santa into 3rd) for an hour plain hilarious. I'm really of the opinion it could be used as a text book (remember them?) example of how Twitter works and how it can be used as Social Media effectively. Here's to Twitpanto 2009 (needs more Vampires) Midge Twitpanto actually turned me around on the way Twitter ‘works’. The first Fifteen minutes were chaotic but then it dawned on me it’s not just a Panto on Twitter, it’s a Twitter panto (erm, maybe a bit obvious now). Actually seeing people coming up with realtime solutions to the ‘problems’ was quite fascinating and the fact it trended at #1 (caning Santa into 3rd) for an hour plain hilarious. I’m really of the opinion it could be used as a text book (remember them?) example of how Twitter works and how it can be used as Social Media effectively.

Here’s to Twitpanto 2009 (needs more Vampires)
Midge

]]> By: Twitpanto - the Twitter pantomime – Chris Unitt http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-215 Twitpanto - the Twitter pantomime – Chris Unitt Sat, 27 Dec 2008 16:35:52 +0000 http://www.editorialgirl.co.uk/wordpress/?p=183#comment-215 [...] Emma Jones (Dandini) - “ludicrous though it sounds, I felt like I’d really been part of something big” Give em a click: [...] [...] Emma Jones (Dandini) – “ludicrous though it sounds, I felt like I’d really been part of something big” Give em a click: [...]

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