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	1 2 3 4 5	Beyond Mashups: The Programmable World of Web Hooks Jeff Lindsay, SuperHappyDevHouse While solving useful problems, the *aggregation* technique of mashups only creates a more complex wo... READ MORE While solving useful problems, the *aggregation* technique of mashups only creates a more complex world. Instead, we could be dissolving problems by *integrating* and extending our existing web services. Like the web API created the opportunity of mashups, web hooks will create an entirely new kind of opportunity. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Conversation Marketing: Listening and Talking within the Blogosphere Todd Steinman, M80 People are talking about you online. You already know this. But what are they saying, what does it... READ MORE People are talking about you online. You already know this. But what are they saying, what does it mean, and how can you respond? Hear from the leading conversation marketing technology solution companies about best practices to engage in discussions online. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Evolution of Consumption: Exploiting Consumer Digital Music Habits Mark Talyor, Level 3 Communications How artists and consumers can leverage new and emerging technologies. Discussions on benefits and op... READ MORE How artists and consumers can leverage new and emerging technologies. Discussions on benefits and options - caching and downloading, storage, video on demand and high-definition; and key drivers monetizing content and highlighting the right technologies artists must utilize as consumers’ consumption patterns continue to evolve. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Interest Networking, or: Death to the Super Poke Nova Spivack, Twine.com Social networking is all about the connections between people. What we’re really moving towards ar... READ MORE Social networking is all about the connections between people. What we’re really moving towards are interest networks -- a paradigm whereby people inform each other, gain insight, and interact with information. Connecting with other people is only the first step to collectively organizing, sharing and discovering content. From Del.icio.us to Twitter to FriendFeed to Twine, we’re seeing many examples of this new category of software, which are founded on social connections, but are centered around the topics we care about most. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Global Underground: Youth, New Media, and Social Change Ben Herson, Nomadic Wax This panel explores how digital technology is affecting social change on a global scale from three a... READ MORE This panel explores how digital technology is affecting social change on a global scale from three angles: advocacy, art, and media. The session focuses on new technologies such as digital film, music recording and social networking and examines how these new forms of communication can provide accessible outlets and global alliances among international artists, film makers and activists with a special focus on hip-hop. Using examples of documentary film and political music produced around the globe, the presenters will make the argument that digital technology is revolutionizing the masses in ways never possible before through social networking and activism, particularly among youth. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	P2P 2.0: Copyright, Streaming, and Circumventing Chinese Censorship Adam Fisk, LittleShoot LLC HTTP-based content distribution is inefficient and expensive. How can a new generation of P2P appli... READ MORE HTTP-based content distribution is inefficient and expensive. How can a new generation of P2P applications revolutionize browser-based digital media distribution? How can you use them on your site to give your users high-resolution video for free? How can digital media creators use these new tools to reach new audiences? New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Collaborative Comics: How We Make it Work at Pixton.com Clive Goodinson, Pixton Comics Inc. Pixton.com enables creative mass-collaboration through comic strips. The website makes use of Flash ... READ MORE Pixton.com enables creative mass-collaboration through comic strips. The website makes use of Flash / AS 3.0, Javascript / AJAX, CSS and XHTML, PHP and MySQL, as well as mod_rewrite. Each technology plays a vital role, but is used only where appropriate. I'll talk about how our two-person company designed and built Pixton.com. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	AI for Dummies Carla Thompson, Guidewire Group, DEMO Pop-cultural representations of artificial intelligence abound – from HAL 9000 and War Games to Ir... READ MORE Pop-cultural representations of artificial intelligence abound – from HAL 9000 and War Games to Iron Man and Wall-E. Michael J. Fox and the Jetsons had us dreaming of flying cars alongside impossibly nearsighted visions of Cosmo Spacely hunched over a circa-1987 computer terminal. Which aspects of our collectively imagined future are on their way to becoming a reality, and what will forever remain the stuff of Hollywood panache? But what is actually possible today, and what emerging technologies are making their way into mainstream use? New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	NBCOlympics.com: The biggest Web event ever Matthew Rechs, Schematic Matthew Rechs, the CTO of Schematic, will pull back the curtain on how Schematic, Microsoft and NBC ... READ MORE Matthew Rechs, the CTO of Schematic, will pull back the curtain on how Schematic, Microsoft and NBC created the biggest Web event ever. Developed and built by interactive firm Schematic (a WPP company) using Microsoft Silverlight, the NBCOlympics.com video player delivered over 10 million hours of TV-quality Olympics coverage to 55 million unique users. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	From Global to Mobile: What's Next in Local, Contextual Search Don Turnbull, University of Texas at Austin The rapid growth of mobile internet devices changes the science of search seeking globally-based Web... READ MORE The rapid growth of mobile internet devices changes the science of search seeking globally-based Web pages to using local, pervasive, and task-oriented contextual search. What emerging technologies from research labs and innovative designs will we be seeing next, need now, and have to know how to work with to keep up in the world of search? New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The Whole Shebang - A Product Roadmap of the Internet Salim Ismail, Corporate transformation Information first gets published/discovered, then syndicated/aggregated and finally read/consumed. ... READ MORE Information first gets published/discovered, then syndicated/aggregated and finally read/consumed. Starting with text, then social, new types of information are being layered onto the web. We'll examine product development on the internet and map the whole shebang. What products sit where, what are the tough problems and what we can expect next. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Hands-On Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) Martin Kliehm, namics (deutschland) gmbh Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) is a W3C standard already supported by Firefox 1.5+, Op... READ MORE Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) is a W3C standard already supported by Firefox 1.5+, Opera 9.5, Internet Explorer 8 and Safari. Since its first proposal we built quite a few test cases and examples, and actually implemented ARIA in large corporate websites. Hear about our experiences. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Using Drupal to Manage, Publish, and Promote Your Content Robert Scales, Raincity Studios Drupal is a fast-growing content management system built by a loose knit community committed to maki... READ MORE Drupal is a fast-growing content management system built by a loose knit community committed to making a highly usable and infinitely extendable publishing platform ideal for individuals to enterprises. Learn how to use Drupal to organize content, publicize your message, and activate your audience. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	From HEROES to HELLBOY: Inside Transmedia Storytelling Matt Wolf, Double Twenty Productions Emmy Award Winner Matt Wolf will talk candidly about his experiences crafting transmedia content for... READ MORE Emmy Award Winner Matt Wolf will talk candidly about his experiences crafting transmedia content for: HEROES, LOST, ALIAS, HELLBOY, SIMPSONS, JASON BOURNE, ETC. Wolf has successfully extended narrative across multiple media platforms simultaneously, and will share his vision of the entertainment future based on his unique experiences. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Visual Communications Bob Goldstein, Apeer Inc The nature of visual images and visual media play a profound role in the conveyance of information a... READ MORE The nature of visual images and visual media play a profound role in the conveyance of information and content as conversation convergence. With the prevalence of computing, we have the capability to carry on visual conversations like never before. Hear about visual communications and collaboration theories of yesterday that are today’s reality. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Next-Gen Virtual Worlds: It's the Gameplay, Stupid Corey Bridges, Multiverse Virtual worlds are a fertile new medium. But first-generation virtual worlds all suffer from the sam... READ MORE Virtual worlds are a fertile new medium. But first-generation virtual worlds all suffer from the same design flaw: they force consumers to invent their own fun. This is where gameplay, or "structured interaction" if you're afraid of the G-word, becomes critically important. Consumers simply won't come back without it. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Live Twitter: Media Makers Roundtable Steve Garfield, SteveGarfield.com Based on the Boston Media Makers model, a group of about 30 conference goers will sit around a big t... READ MORE Based on the Boston Media Makers model, a group of about 30 conference goers will sit around a big table and have a chance to talk to everyone else for 3 minutes. You can tell us what you are doing, ask a question, or do a show and tell. This is for people who are interested in audio and video blogging, social media and conversations. This is an opportunity to meet other people at SXSW that you might not otherwise have a chance to get to know. See: http://bostonmediamakers.wordpress.com for and idea of what our meeting are like. It's so popular these meetings have spread to New Hampshire, Washington, DC; Denver, Colorado; and planned to start up in London. See how it works and bring it home to your city! New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The Merits (and Evils) of Web 2.0 Andrew Lih, n/a Influential Wikipedian Andrew Lih offers his positive perspective on the future of the Web 2.0 movem... READ MORE Influential Wikipedian Andrew Lih offers his positive perspective on the future of the Web 2.0 movement. In stark contrast to naysayers, like Andrew Keen, who argue that the level playing field of the Internet is altering the value of knowledge, Lih makes the case for user-created content. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Taking Platforms to the Next Level Ben Metcalfe, Swordfish Corp Companies are finally realizing that in order to find market success they must build their products ... READ MORE Companies are finally realizing that in order to find market success they must build their products as platforms and empower their technical audience to embrace and extend their core proposition at the edges. But what comes next? Where is this all heading? What does a platform ubiquitous internet look like? Where does this all lead to? New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Life Hacks Babylon -- Gurus Give Their Self-Help Nightmares Danny O Brien, Writer Ever wonder if those people blogging about ways to get things done, reach inbox zero, fight procrast... READ MORE Ever wonder if those people blogging about ways to get things done, reach inbox zero, fight procrastination and develop ten new ways to tie their shoelaces are just a little *too* obsessed? You don't know the half of it. Nightmare tales of self-motivation gone awry from the big names in self-help. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	New Approaches to Scaling Ruby on Rails Applications William Cotton, BJAX Various methods for scaling Ruby on Rails web applications, including a new approach called BJAX, wh... READ MORE Various methods for scaling Ruby on Rails web applications, including a new approach called BJAX, which relies on an embedded Flash application in the client's browser to push javascript to the client upon completion of processes running in the background. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Live 3.0 : Technology in the Live Entertainment Industry Jonathan Romley, ArtistForce Inc An objective examination of technology that will drive the next generation of the live entertainment... READ MORE An objective examination of technology that will drive the next generation of the live entertainment industry with a panel of top industry technologists, moderated by ArtistForce Founder & CEO Jonathan Romley. As the volume of live entertainment performances increases, the professionals responsible for organizing live entertainment events have become more fragmented and dispersed. Disconnected, inefficient and antiquated, the existing technology is not designed to support the current shift or future trends in entertainment - we will explore and discuss solutions that address this trend from a technical perspective. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Minority Report is Real Ben Rigby, Coco Studios Being able to touch, move, and manipulate data with your hands has been the long-time fodder of sci-... READ MORE Being able to touch, move, and manipulate data with your hands has been the long-time fodder of sci-fi movies. But it's quickly becoming a reality. We'll look at the latest in enhanced reality, holography, and tangible interfaces. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Setting Up and Running a Remote Team in China Joi Podgorny, Ludorum Case study of finding, building and working remotely with a team in Shanghai to build a preschool vi... READ MORE Case study of finding, building and working remotely with a team in Shanghai to build a preschool virtual world. Learn from our mistakes and successes. New Technology / Next Generation

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