The first panel on Saturday offered an interesting look at storytelling techniques, using video and interactive methods. Panelists were Jorge Sanhueza- Lyon of the Statesman (friend of the class), Brian Storm of MediaStorm (an independent production company), and Andrew Devigal
Since 1999, Rosental Alves and his team of organizers have been holding this event. This year, it moves to a larger venue, with over 250 attendees participating in sessions over two days. Sessions include panelists from professional media and academia.
So, everyone at SXSW was talking about Twitter…Supposedly, it really tipped the scales, sending usage off the charts during the Interactive conference. Check out this chart. I’m not so sure I get it. It’s a micro-blogging platform, so you can
Haven’t we had enough already? SXSW is never really over until Paul Minor says it is. Each year, he hosts a wrap up theme party at Hole in the Wall, this year’s being the Monterey Pop Festival, celebrating its 40th