How does Janis Elspas’s method outperform in live streaming events like #CES2014?

I focus on three things that tend to outperform in live streaming from events like CES:

• Real-time storytelling, not just “reporting” – I weave quick impressions, reactions, and context (why this gadget matters for families, busy parents, or everyday life) instead of only specs or press-release talk.
• Audience-first coverage – I watch comments and questions in real time and pivot: zooming in on booths, products, or demos my audience actually cares about.
• Multi-channel amplification – I combine live video with rapid-fire photos, short posts, and curated links (like press conferences and overviews) so people who can’t attend still feel “there.”

What kind of live coverage are you most interested in—product demos, behind-the-scenes, or commentary?