Right then, that’s me back from Hong Kong. I actually filled a whole notebook with notes from the briefings I had in the city. Although I very much enjoyed the week, the only negative is that … well, it’s going to be a heck of a lot of work constructing the coverage.
I had thought I’d be able to write-as-I-went. That was fine when I met one chap in a given day (I went straight from the plane to meet Paul Costigan at Movidius). I was then able to write the piece up that night and publish it.
But when I had 5, or 8 briefings in the same day… no. I figured it was going to be more effective to do the interviews, take copious notes, then write them up later.
I ran out of time and didn’t manage to meet everyone I’d hope to so I’m aiming to do a few more telephone interviews and, all things being equal, head back to Hong Kong soon.
Meanwhile standby for coverage.
ugh, but then you have to go through you whole notebook…
do you type in your notes if it’s convenient, or are you strictly a notepad guy?