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	1 2 3 4 5	How to Rawk After SXSW: Staying Inspired Kevin Smokler, Kevin Smokler Tips and techniques on how to brings the energy and enthusiasm of SXSW to your professional pursuits... READ MORE Tips and techniques on how to brings the energy and enthusiasm of SXSW to your professional pursuits and personal life throughout the year. Other
	1 2 3 4 5	Try Making Yourself More Interesting Brian Oberkirch, Small Good Thing There are no cheat codes for community. No Charles Atlas shortcuts to make your pet project the one... READ MORE There are no cheat codes for community. No Charles Atlas shortcuts to make your pet project the one to rule them all. Want people to think you're awesome? Be awesome. This panel promises a bullshit-free look at how you might tune out the jibber jabber, tune in to those who matter, put your head down and make your online service a little bit more epic each day. We'll dissect Bike Hugger, Photojojo, Metafilter, and other examples of Web charm for what *you* can do. Today, and tomorrow. And the day after. Which is how you will become what you want to be. Advertising / Marketing
	1 2 3 4 5	Quick, Cheap, and Relevant: Getting to Know Your Users Susan Michael, Cengage Learning (formerly Thomson) "User-centered design" is a tough standard to make time for in the rapid-fire tempo of interface and... READ MORE "User-centered design" is a tough standard to make time for in the rapid-fire tempo of interface and user experience design. Our speakers will outline a plethora of informal methodologies, before & after case studies, and affordable techniques. We will provide you with ideas you can use NOW to help you better understand your interface users so your design can meet their needs. Web / Interface Design
	1 2 3 4 5	Not So Simple Any More: RSS's Bleeding Edge Chris Bucchere, bdg Check your RSS reader at the door and hear about what some of the most cutting-edge web developers a... READ MORE Check your RSS reader at the door and hear about what some of the most cutting-edge web developers are doing with syndication. After being pigeonholed for years, RSS is growing up and going social. Learn how new ideas like community RSS aggregation and Attention.xml are shaping the future of RSS. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Digital Inclusion: The State of the Divide Lainie Duro, Skillpoint Alliance Shortly after the Bush administration took office, the digital divide was declared officially bridge... READ MORE Shortly after the Bush administration took office, the digital divide was declared officially bridged. However, there is still a significant segment of the population who are being excluded from all aspects of technology, from end-user to development, due to technical illiteracy. This panel will seek to discuss this issue and the impact on individuals and society as a whole. Human / Social Issues
	1 2 3 4 5	Become a Semi-Pro Photographer in 10 Easy Steps Kris Krug, Raincity Studios Think your shots are good enough to pay the bills? A panel of emerging photographers discuss how the... READ MORE Think your shots are good enough to pay the bills? A panel of emerging photographers discuss how they've turned their passion into a paying gig after beginning as (sometime self-trained) amateurs and reveal the tactics they've used to build portfolio, grow audience and increase exposure. Business / Entrepreneurial
	1 2 3 4 5	Building a Brand that Matters Tony Hsieh, Zapppos.com Tony Hsieh is Chief Executive Officer of Zappos.com. Tony will discuss the four essentials of build... READ MORE Tony Hsieh is Chief Executive Officer of Zappos.com. Tony will discuss the four essentials of building a brand that matters -vision, repeat customers, transparency and culture. Tony's will also focus on Zappos.com's commitment to WOWing its customers and Zappos.com's strategy for growing sales year after year. Business / Entrepreneurial
	1 2 3 4 5	Too Much Lifecasting: Do You Want to Watch Me Pee? Bhaskar Roy, Qik Bored at work, you stumble across your friend’s video feed. He’s obviously forgotten his camera ... READ MORE Bored at work, you stumble across your friend’s video feed. He’s obviously forgotten his camera is on and breaks into a horrible rendition of “Eye of the Tiger.” After five minutes, and the addition of 5 curious co-workers one of them wonders out loud, “Why are we watching this?” Good Question. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Building a Web Business After Hours Aruni Gunasegaram, Babble Soft Many businesses are built after-hours or during odd hours of the day and night. Join us for a panel... READ MORE Many businesses are built after-hours or during odd hours of the day and night. Join us for a panel discussion by entrepreneurs who built (or are building) their Web/E-commerce/Other business while holding a day job, multiple jobs, or who are currently balancing two+ career options. Business / Entrepreneurial

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