Brits Submit Over 60 Panels to SXSW Interactive
March 2010 might still seem a distant dream, but the organiser's of South by South West interactive (SXSWi to its friends) are already cracking on with preparations for the conference line-up with the opening of their Panel Picker.
This year sees over three times as many panels from the British digital industry, with over 60 panels, up from 18 last year, making it to SXSWi's Panel Picker where the public get to rate and comment on the panels being put forward.
The public feedback is designed to help organisers refine presentations and panels, and makes up 30% of decision-making progress.
Below is the comprehensive list (add comments if we've missed any) of panels submitted by the Brits. Good luck to all those in the Panel Picker machine...
Blood on the Bookshelves: How Publishing Can Survive
by Adrian Hon, Six to Start
Smokescreen: Online Stalking, Phishing, and Hacking - For Kids!
by Adrian Hon, Six to Start
Is Your Website Heading for a Car-Wreck?
by Alan Colville, Ezy As
No Straight Lines: Straight Line Thinking Stops Here
by Alan Moore, SMLXL Ltd
Content is King: User vs. Editorial Content
by Alex Will, Spoonfed
Managing Your Content Management System
by Alex Will, Spoonfed
Competition > Innovation > Change: Examining Competitions For Social Change
by Amy Sample Ward, NetSquared
There's A Hot Brunette Who Needs Your Help
by Andrea Phillips, Deus Ex Machinatio
Persuasive Design: Encouraging Your Users To Do What You Want Them To!
by Andy Budd, Clearleft Ltd
Seductive Design: Making Sites Your Users Fall In Love With
by Andy Budd, Clearleft Ltd
#kebab Presents... Whose Panel Is It Anyway?
by Andy Gibson, Sociability
Hiring 101: Building a Team of Peers
by Andy McLoughlin, Huddle.net
Remember the Magic
by Aral Balkan, Aral Balkan
Draft Guidelines for Moderators to Support Suicide Prevention
by Cait Hurley, Orange
Beauty in Web Design
by Cennydd Bowles, Clearleft
The Google Effect in Emerging Markets
by Chris Liu, Fjord
Seeing Round Corners: Artists as Innovators in the Corporate World
by Clare Reddington, iShed/The Pervasive Media Studio
Pervasive Games and Playful Experiences: Rendering the Real World
by Clare Reddington, iShed/The Pervasive Media Studio
The Aesthetics of Pervasive Gaming
by Dan Dixon, University of the West of England
Social Architecture and Narrative Design
by Dan Dixon, University of the West of England
Branding And Slaughtering The Sacred Content Cow
by Dan Hon, Six to Start
Is WordPress Killing Web Design
by Dan Oliver, .net magazine
Making Content Relevant To Me, Here And Now
by David Maher Roberts, The Filter
How to Teach Entrepreneurialism Globally
by Doug Richard, School for Startups
Lessons From the Long Trenches: Bootstrapping 301
by Gareth Knight, Technovated
Starting and Selling Startups - Lessons From the Coalface
by Gareth Knight, Technovated
BBC Digital Planet Live at SXSW
by Gareth Mitchell, BBC World Service
God / Admin Interfaces: Wielding Them on Social Applications
by Gavin Bell, Nature Publishing Group
Delight
by Giles Colborne, cxpartners
Making the Mobile User Experience Simpler
by Giles Colborne, cxpartners
Discovery Identity: API's of the Semantic Web
by Glenn Jones, Madgex
Randomness, Inspiration And The Great Idea-Off
by Guy Parsons, As Himself
Games and Media: Playing and Learning, Together
by Hugh Garry, BBC
"TweetDeck Moves Beyond Twitter to Real-time Web Browser"
by Iain Dodsworth, TweetDeck
How the Internet is Disrupting the Concert Industry
by Ian Hogarth, Songkick.com
How To Get Your Clients To Stick
by Ian Sanders, The Ian Sanders Company
How To Unplan Your Business Idea
by Ian Sanders, The Ian Sanders Company
You Can Build it in a Week
by James Aylett, /dev/fort
Why Geolocation Matters to All Developers
by James Proud, GigLocator
4iP : Do It First, Make Trouble, Inspire Change
by Jason Hall, Screen WM
Web Startups: Rely On Advertising And You'll Die
by Joe Stepniewski, Skimlinks
Twitter Killer? - Advertising's Impact On Social Media
by Joe Stepniewski, Skimlinks
From Fragile to Agile: Efficient Development for Startups
by Jonathan Howell, Huddle.net
Post-"Point Oh": Why Startups Should Think Differently
by Katie Lips, Little World Gifts
Social Media ROI: Tools to Show the Man That it Works
by Katie Moffat, Independent Consultant
The Hidden Senses and Audience Engagement
by Katz Kiely, Just-b. Productions
Web Framework Battle Royale
by Leah Culver, Six Apart
Community Building: Organization Without Organization
by Lloyd Davis, The Tuttle Club
Taking Traditional Narrative Online: Extending Film Worlds Interactively
by Matt Golding, Team Rubber
RIP Jeff Goldblum: Truth vs. Web BS
by Megan McCarthy, Techmeme
How Networks Will Make Your Business Fly
by Mike Bennett, Bristol Media
From The Kitchen Table To $Million Business
by Mike Bennett, E3 Media
Is Too Much Math Killing Marketing?
by Mike Teasdale, Harvest Digital
How Social Media CRM Will Transform Marketing Communications
by Mike Teasdale, Harvest Digital
Design Perfect Site Navigation
by Oliver Lindberg, .net Mag
Boagworld Live - Open Mic
by Paul Boag, Boagworld
Pain Free Design: Getting Client Sign Off
by Paul Boag, Boagworld
Kids Just Wanna Have Fun - Lessons in Non-Traditional Education
by Phil Stuart, Preloaded
Exciting your Audience with Appointment Social Media
by Rachel Clarke, Twentysix London
Hi ###, What's ###? Filters, Technology & Behavior Management
by Rebecca Newton, Crisp
Lost In Translation: The Nuances Of European Social Media
by Robin Grant, We Are Social
The Death Of The Microsite And The Rise Of The Real-Time Web
by Robin Grant, We Are Social
Nooks & Grannies: Exploring Older Niches Online
by Rory Ahern, Rubber Republic
From Right-to-Left: Entrepreneurship & the Middle East
by Sacha Tueni, Vodafone international
Living in the Matrix: Communicating past Agent ‘Smith'
by Sacha Tueni, Vodafone international
Realtime Social Discovery - Using People to Find Content
by Simon Cross, BBC
The Evolving Server-Side Stack
by Simon Willison, Guardian News and Media
Agile Interaction Design
by Stuart Eccles, Made By Many
Boost Your Career Through Social Media
by Tom May, .net magazine/Practical Web Design
Hemlock: XMPP + Flash = Awesome.
by Utku Can, Mint Digital
2 Screen: TV & Web. Together.
by Utku Can, Mint Digital
Email Marketing is Dead - Long Live Email Marketing!
by Vero Pepperrell, Pepsmedia Ltd
Sports 2.0: Making Money From Online Sports Fans
by Nigel Eccles, Hubdub
SXSW also plays host to Digital Mission to SXSWi, one of the Digital Mission series organised by Chinwag and UK Trade & Investment, with support from Winston & Strawn. Last SXSWi saw 40 UK companies totalling about 100 people venture to Austin last year.
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18 August 2009 by Sam Michel
Sam Michel is the founder of Chinwag and blogs here for work, and more randomly at Toodlepip. He runs Chinwag Jobs, Digital Mission and tends to focus on murky place where technology, community and marketing collide. You'll find him on twitter @toodlepip.
Sam Michel is the founder of Chinwag and blogs here for work, and more randomly at Toodlepip. He runs Chinwag Jobs, Digital Mission and tends to focus on murky place where technology, community and marketing collide. You'll find him on twitter @toodlepip.
