Comments on: Watch the US Airways Plane Crash Unfold in a Lifestream http://lifestreamblog.com/watch-the-us-airways-plane-crash-unfold-in-a-lifestream/ News, reviews, & tips for creating a Lifestream Sat, 11 Feb 2012 20:51:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mark Krynsky http://lifestreamblog.com/watch-the-us-airways-plane-crash-unfold-in-a-lifestream/#comment-1760 Mark Krynsky Mon, 19 Jan 2009 06:12:30 +0000 http://lifestreamblog.com/?p=931#comment-1760 Whoa, I had no idea. That's gret Kevin. Glad I was able to bring Storytlr to your attention. I'm sure they're happy as well as you've now created a pretty compelling use of their primary feature. I look forward to hearing about any future ways you find to create a unique method to tell a story using aggregation. Whoa, I had no idea. That's gret Kevin. Glad I was able to bring Storytlr to your attention. I'm sure they're happy as well as you've now created a pretty compelling use of their primary feature. I look forward to hearing about any future ways you find to create a unique method to tell a story using aggregation.

]]> By: Kevin Sablan http://lifestreamblog.com/watch-the-us-airways-plane-crash-unfold-in-a-lifestream/#comment-1759 Kevin Sablan Sat, 17 Jan 2009 06:43:31 +0000 http://lifestreamblog.com/?p=931#comment-1759 Mark, it was your post a couple days ago about Storytlr's new features that prompted me to try it out. After creating an experimental "story" I immediately started wondering about how it could be used for journalism, and hoped for an opportunity to present itself.<br><br>Although the process wasn't painless, I probably couldn't have pulled it off in a few hours without Storytlr. And the exercise really brought to mind some enhancements that might make the system more conducive to this kind of editing. I'll pass those thoughts to Alard Weisscher over at Storytlr. Who knows, this might become the definitive tool to curate and present social media content from multiple sources.<br><br>Thank you for bringing this tool to my attention, and for keeping my interest in lifestreaming in general. Mark, it was your post a couple days ago about Storytlr's new features that prompted me to try it out. After creating an experimental “story” I immediately started wondering about how it could be used for journalism, and hoped for an opportunity to present itself.

Although the process wasn't painless, I probably couldn't have pulled it off in a few hours without Storytlr. And the exercise really brought to mind some enhancements that might make the system more conducive to this kind of editing. I'll pass those thoughts to Alard Weisscher over at Storytlr. Who knows, this might become the definitive tool to curate and present social media content from multiple sources.

Thank you for bringing this tool to my attention, and for keeping my interest in lifestreaming in general.

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