Wow.  Wowowowowow.  So much news, cool stuff and so many updates, and a chocolate hangover too from our January event.  Blogs are starting to roll already this morning and the tweet stream is still cooking.

As usual, we got some solid pre-show support and our innovators’ friends helped them out with pre-show publicity and plugs.  (Also, fun was the pre-event smack talking and promises being made — scroll down for the comments!)  Richard Banfield’s by-lined article in Mass High Tech mentioned the event too.

Our “satellite” location at the IBM Innovation Center was anything but satellite with one of our biggest crowds.  AND, we could all fit, sort of, in the big room for the presentations, which was so nice.  Then it was off to see the tabletop demos, network, and talk with the Experts.

One of the first blog posts in  is on the WaySavvy Blog.  And, while we had a fabulous time at IBM, we’re not abandoning our Museum roots (and the nifty space, and the public transportation access that goes with it.)  We’ll keep the flow of information coming on that score.

We also had a great post from our new friend Oleg Shilovitsky who really captured one of the main reasons we make the Innovator’s slots open to all kinds of companies. Paul Geffen’s “Thoughts and reflections on the social network” visited with most of the innovators and wrote up a great review.  BostInnovation was there too!  Doug Haslam added Mass Innovation Nights to the round up of his week.

As usual, we loaded up our YouTube channel with the footage from Bobbie’s Sony HandyCam HD but we’re looking forward to the “professional” footage from the team at Black Screen Studios.  @TalentCulture added their video coverage to the mix.

More soon!

There are always some people who get up a little earlier than the rest of the crowd — they are out there with a response very very quickly.  Here are links to just a few of the “First Responders” for the May Mass Innovation Nights.

My friend Chris Herot is always speedy and got up a great blog post and his photos.  If you want to look around the Museum itself, he’s got some nice shots (must have been when everyone else was upstairs!)

We just popped a quick video up ourselves. If you weren’t there yourself, you can get a quick lay of the land from my standing in the middle of the ballroom and panning in a circle.  Plus we had a short conversation with Mike from BlitzTime.

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I can’t even begin to count the dozens, probably hundreds of Tweets with #MIN2, #MIN and @massinno.  I do want to share one of my favorites from Mark (@EndlessBlue75). As an experiment in driving real business results from Mass Innovation Nights, this tweet warms my heart.  Did you meet people you can do business with at Mass Innovation Nights?  Let us know.

Larry Bouchie from TurboPR always manages to beat everyone to the punch with on-the-spot tweets specifically about our innovators — good mini-reviews of Pixily, Nexiwave, Hubunity, IBM Lotus/Live, ClickHealth, and isayusay.

More coming.  Send us your blogs so we can link to them!  And, we’ll get then up ASAP.