Celebrating Twitter and The Real-Time Web

Thanks everyone for a wonderful evening. The Tweet House at Comic-Con was Friday night on the USS Midway, and it was a blast.

“Should be asleep but the high from the awesome night at #tweethouse hasn’t worn off yet. Alarm going off in an hour, so what, #SDCC > Sleep” – @jasontungate

“Left to right @BrentSpiner, @WilliamShatner, & @levarburton #Tweethouse #SDCC http://yfrog.com/ht82448533j /via @ComicConAA” – @levarburton

“I’m at a party. On a boat. And it’s a F*&KING AIRCRAFT CARRIER! Tweethouse party is rockin’! #sdcc #TweetHouse http://twitpic.com/283tlo” – @ThatChristGore

The Tweet house is a celebration of the Real-Time Web and Twitter’s pervasive role within it. It brings together those who are creating and evangelizing the technologies that are defining the future.

As a confluence of hundreds of key players in the entertainment and tech industries, the Tweet house showcases collaboration, creativity, and technology in an informal and festive environment.

From the Consumer Electronics Show to the Sundance Film Festival, the Tweet House is where Silicon Valley and Hollywood converge.

First Tweets

We love to introduce celebrities to Twitter, especially on stage at the Tweet House. Check out the video below – Adrian Grenier (@adriangrenier) sends out his first tweet at the Sundance Film Festival:

Press Coverage

The Tweet House has been covered extensively in the press, with coverage in:

  • The New York Times
  • People Magazine
  • The Wall Street Journal
  • Business Week
  • Fast Company
  • TechCrunch
  • Mashable
  • LA Times
  • The Huffington Post
  • The Associated Press
  • RadarOnline
  • E!
  • USA Today
  • Entertainment Tonight
  • Extra
  • Salon.com
  • C-SPAN
  • Reuters
  • National Public Radio