Posts Tagged ‘SXSW 2008’

SXSWi 2008: Post Convention Rehab

17, Mar 2008

For all that attended SXSW, perhaps it’s time to check yourself into a clinic. Or to call your producer friend in LA to get on the next Dr. Drew Celebrity Rehab, The Technorati edition. Not sure? Remember… denial is first stage of addiction and acceptance is the path to recovery. Spend a moment with engadget, [...]

Stunning: Social Media is Art. The PostSecret.com Video.

11, Mar 2008

My biggest miss of SXSW 2008 was the postsecret.com video.  Thanks to Chris @Ideacity, I easily caught up on the phenomena in this video.  More here and here if you want more details, but simply watch the video below.  It’s simply one of the most amazing things I’ve seen in a very long time.

SXSW 2008: Bridezilla Meet’s the Geeks

11, Mar 2008

I don’t know who scheduled this event for this past weekend. But whomever did must of been high on vanilla wedding cake icing, or’s been watching to much beauty and the geek. I was amused (and confused) to see this over the weekend, smack in the center of the convention center’s lower level. ..and yes, [...]

SXSW 2008: Zuckerberg Keynote Madness

10, Mar 2008

…well this was certainly an entertaining turn of events at the SXSW Saturday Keynote – Mark Zuckerberg. In defense of Sarah Lacy, I think she was a good bookend to Zuckerberg who can often be like listening to nails on a chalkboard during interviews when asked difficult questions. Sarahs huge mistake was baiting and responding [...]

SXSW 2008 Author: Andy Beal is Radically Transparent

8, Mar 2008

Andy Beal’s conversation at the SXSW Day Stage spurred alot of thoughts, in fact a small rant ;) More on Andy’s book in a moment. My not so radical observation is that social media and the “new” world of managing your reputation online is a hot topic these days. Having spent a few years trying [...]

SXSW 2008 Author: Ben Rigby & the mobile voter.

8, Mar 2008

Ben shares great insight into engaging with a younger audience, a somewhat trite thing to write in a blog post these days, but a truthfully tough thing for many to wrap their heads around. Preceding the Henry Jenkins keynote, Ben tips us off to many of Henry’s observations in what’s going on with youth now, [...]


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