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a particular set of expectations of the medium/audience demand, etc. Twitter is definitely a medium-big deal at this point (though I do stick to my story that it only really burst on the scene because the WiFi kept crapping out on the third floor at SXSW Interactive ‘07), but still mostly confined to an early-adopter multi-channel communicator population, which (in certain places) online makes it seem like a bigger deal than it is generally. So will it scale - will mobile phones be advertising their integrated Twitter

heading the news for good reason and whether he wins or not he will leave this election with a rockstar status though he is too right winged for me because im a socialist but welcome to america its all about worshiping money and stupidity what ever this site is a site that is damn confusing what is its about id recomment that it adds an about tab on its site the url dosent say anything and it seems cool but im confused technology is alwats important to the blogger aka me so i enjoyed reading

diseñadores, artistas y demás profesionales del medio, pero de todo hay. Por supuesto la galería se navega horizontalmente. También ponen a nuestra disposición el templante templante con el que funciona la galería, ganador del South By Southwest Award 2007 en la sección CSS. Enlace: The Horizontal Way

by heathervescent This week I'm in Austin at SXSWi - an interactive technology conference. What does this have to do with spirituality? Well nothing really. I'm just following my passion for technology. But something interesting came across my email this morning. AstroBarry was writing about the recent

dreams of working in; Last year he described his office as an office of ADD adults. This year he described Coudal Partners as a preschool Montessori for adults. In fact, his talk last year, ‘Making your short attention span pay big dividends’ (abstract, podcast) , with Brendan Dawes made his panel this year a must see. His panel this year was a tongue in cheek derivation of a theory on creativity. He challenged the audience to come up with an equation to summarize his theory and I will share mine

February 01, 2007 Categories: Business/Branding Advice Subscribe by Email Share on: Del.icio.us, Reddit, Stumble Upon, Skirt Authentic Marketing In preparation for the upcoming Boss Lady panel I'm participating in at SXSW, I had a long, wonderful talk with Emira today about business. Talking with her was really good; it'd been awhile since I talked business in casual, candid terms with a friend. We talked about how we worked, some of the challenges we face, what we do

of the festival for me. Here are just a few of the people that I got to spend time with: New friends Jen Bekman of 20×200 fame. Raul Gutierrez Bre Pettis Aaron Straup Cope Micah Matt Jones Nathan Eagle Rick Webb John Poisson Old friends Daniel Raffel Cameron Marlow Amanda Kelso Omar Elsayed Buster Mcleod Molly Wright-Steenson Jennifer Bove Karin Klein Leonard Lin Andy Baio Danny Newman Nora Abousteit (too briefly!) Manlio Loconte Dens Crowley

a few of the people that I got to spend time with (in no apparent order): New friends Jen Bekman of 20×200 fame, Raul Gutierrez, Bre Pettis, Aaron Straup Cope, Micah, Matt Jones, Nathan Eagle, Rick Webb, John Poisson, Jeremy Irish. Old friends Daniel Raffel, Cameron Marlow, Amanda Kelso, Omar Elsayed, Buster Mcleod, Molly Wright-Steenson, Jennifer Bove, Karin Klein, Leonard Lin, Andy Baio - MC Frontalot ruled!, Danny Newman, Nora Abousteit (too briefly!),

A group of some of the best and brightest web and social media minds in Louisville headed to Austin, Texas two weeks ago for the annual mega-conference SXSW Interactive. The conference boasts some of the best panels, conversations and networking opportunities for web people of all stripes including your run of the mill geeks, gamers, designers, content producers, startup personnel and VCs interested in snapping up the

did just that. I wish there was more emphasis on how different women define success, and more stories of their personal journeys. Instead, it felt more like the same old bitching and moaning. A huge difference from last year’s more empowering panel, Boss Lady where I felt there were more tangible and dare I say, ethical, ideas on how to succeed as a woman in business.