Matthias Luefkens's blog

Here is the summary of Lift12 as seen through the tweets, posts and pictures of the participants (click on the image please)

An alternative and entertaining way to participate in the discussions at the Lift Conference was to follow the hash tag #Lift12 on Twitter. Over 430 of the participants were active on the micro-blogging service, sharing notes and anecdotes, pictures and quotes from the speakers on stage.

In total they sent 5450 tweets over the three-day conference with a spike in activity just before the opening session on day 1.

The most prolific tweep, not surprisingly, was Eva, tweeting for the organizers under @LIFTconference. She clocked up 640 tweets, announcing upcoming speakers on the livestream and re-tweeting the best tweets from other participants.

The most active tweeting participants were Olivier Mouroux @OMcoree (210), Honor Harger @HonorHarger (201), Kaitlyn Braybrooke @Kat_Braybrooke (159) and Estelle Metayer @Competia (139) reporting live the best quotes from each speaker.

Among all journalists and bloggers, 35 had twitter accounts, they produced only 460 tweets including Justin Pickard @justinpickard (131), live blogger Stephanie Booth @stephtara (68) and FT journalist Izabella Kaminska @IzaKaminska (22).

Participants were able to follow the Twitter activity live on a Twitter dashboard projected onto a large screen at the congress centre.

The Twitter activity was also captured daily with three infographics:

I loved LIFT. It was my digital Davos...

Great to see Kosovo become independent - at least online - according to the presentation by Kushtrim Xhakli.
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You can download the entire pdf guide free of charge here: http://www.inyourpocket.com/data/download/pristina-instant-guide.pdf
Sorry for the blatant promotion...