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	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	Syndication is the Secret Mike Rich, AOL Music AOL Entertainment VP Mike Rich is available to discuss how a clever syndication strategy will make y... READ MORE AOL Entertainment VP Mike Rich is available to discuss how a clever syndication strategy will make you look cool on Facebook, while still driving traffic. He will review the ways that users have shared content throughout the AOL Music site. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Designers and Developers: Why Can't We All Just Get Along? Chris Lea, (mt) Media Temple Often times designers and developers' relationships are contentious. Designers want features that wo... READ MORE Often times designers and developers' relationships are contentious. Designers want features that would require two Googles to run and developers want features that nobody but the nerdiest of the nerds would care about. This panel will showcase some of the top designers and developers who have worked through their differences and feel they're making better products as a result. Sometimes designers know users' needs best and sometimes developers can enhance a feature with their innate understanding of the system. Knowing this, why can't we all just get along? Web / Interface Design
	1 2 3 4 5	Pro-Test-Or-Re-Actor Chuck Banaszewski, spraygraphic Artist and Activist Chuck Banaszewski presentation Pro-Test-Or-Re-Actor demonstrates how artists/act... READ MORE Artist and Activist Chuck Banaszewski presentation Pro-Test-Or-Re-Actor demonstrates how artists/activists can engage public audiences about social/political issues without alienating them and how this practice can be transferred to the business world. My presentation demonstrates how anyone can engage in important dialogues about social/politcal issues through art and industry without using the ineffective, but popular "Banking Method" of education. Human / Social Issues
	1 2 3 4 5	Mixing Social Media, Web 2.0, and the Big Brands Manish Chandra, Kaboodle, Inc. Large brands spend billions of dollars every year on advertising, but how do you get them to embrace... READ MORE Large brands spend billions of dollars every year on advertising, but how do you get them to embrace social media and Web 2.0 technologies? Come hear how you can drive successful brand marketing programs that are good for the retailer and the consumer. Learn to create those win-win marketing programs. Advertising / Marketing
	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	Practical Website Performance Stuart Colville, GCAP Media This panel brings together some of the worlds foremost experts in front-end performance to talk abou... READ MORE This panel brings together some of the worlds foremost experts in front-end performance to talk about practical ways to improve the performance of any website.
	1 2 3 4 5	Community Driven Innovation Eli Singer, Troublemaker Participant-driven conferences are about freedom. Freedom to change the world. To think globally and... READ MORE Participant-driven conferences are about freedom. Freedom to change the world. To think globally and act locally. These innovations are used in technology, transit, government. Anywhere the people need to learn they have the power to change their worlds. Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Generative Art I - The Art of Losing Control Philip Galanter, Asst. Prof. Department of Visualization, Texas A&M University First popularized by composers such as John Cage and Brian Eno, and fine artists such as Sol Lewitt ... READ MORE First popularized by composers such as John Cage and Brian Eno, and fine artists such as Sol Lewitt and Hans Haacke, Generative Art has exploded in the digital age via computer, robotic, and network technologies. Generative artists create and then step away from systems, allowing their machines the autonomy to create, or be, the art. This first of two sessions presents a fast paced survey of randomization, algorithmic mashups, physical computing, and other strategies for creating dynamic art that surprises both the audience and the artist. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Women in Tech (Everything You Know is Wrong) Dori Smith, dori.com There's always a "Women's session" at tech conferences, and usually they feature women from marketin... READ MORE There's always a "Women's session" at tech conferences, and usually they feature women from marketing, HR, higher education, QA, VC firms--or, just about every facet of tech that doesn't involve creating tech. Dori Smith, programmer and author, offers her uncomfortable opinions about why women stay out of the field. Human / Social Issues
	1 2 3 4 5	The Future of Virtual Worlds: MMOs on Console Craig Alexander, Turbine, Inc. Given the processing power and connectivity of console game systems, the opportunity to transition m... READ MORE Given the processing power and connectivity of console game systems, the opportunity to transition massively multiplayer online games (MMOs) to the console platform is enormous. This panel/presentation will cover this exciting industry-altering transition and will walk attendees through the design and technical details of building console MMOs. Video Games
	1 2 3 4 5	How To Get Fat Money From YouTube Jim Skinner, Green Screen Cinema CBS, Revision3, Smosh and Renetto all have an "economic and commercial" relationship with YouTube. ... READ MORE CBS, Revision3, Smosh and Renetto all have an "economic and commercial" relationship with YouTube. They're getting paid. This track will look at how you too can get paid for your YouTube video. Will look at search ranking (inside YouTube and at the search sites), backlinking, advertising, production workflow (HDV focused). Digital Filmmaking
	1 2 3 4 5	Create an OSX Dashboard Widget in 60 Minutes Ian Coyle, Superheroes, Inc. As interactivity extends from the browser to the desktop, custom OSX Dashboard widgets are great app... READ MORE As interactivity extends from the browser to the desktop, custom OSX Dashboard widgets are great applications to allow users to connect to your website. This presentation will teach you how to create Dashboard Widgets from your existing website via xml or rss. For advanced designers and developers, this presentation will get you started with widget development. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	Building a Tech Community in Flyover Country Marc Nathan, Houston Technology Center Tech-based communities are starting to thrive outside of the epicenters of Silicon Valley and NYC. T... READ MORE Tech-based communities are starting to thrive outside of the epicenters of Silicon Valley and NYC. This panel will discuss the nuts and bolts of using social tools and concepts to promote community with a special focus on non-traditional tech cities and regions. Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Change Your World in 50 Minutes: Making Breakthroughs Happen Kathy Sierra, Wickedly Smart / Creating Passionate Users need to get this from Kathy... READ MORE need to get this from Kathy Web / Interface Design
	1 2 3 4 5	Virtual Goods - Make it Work for Your Community susan wu, ohai There's been excessive hype about virtual goods in the past year. This panel will give you tangible... READ MORE There's been excessive hype about virtual goods in the past year. This panel will give you tangible ideas about how to make your virtual goods strategy succeed. You'll walk away with hands on tips on how to design for and implement a successful and profitable virtual goods offering. Whether you're a social network, a blog, a game, or a recommendations service, learn how to satisfy your customers with virtual goods. Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Business 101 for Designers, Developers and Geeks Rajan Dev, Hot Studio With the newfound emphasis in the business world on “design thinking” and the value of innovati... READ MORE With the newfound emphasis in the business world on “design thinking” and the value of innovation, designers are increasingly asked to provide a competitive edge for their companies. How can designers of all types participate in strategic decisions and how can business people best engage with their designers? Business / Entrepreneurial
	1 2 3 4 5	Green Screen Technology in Digital Interactive Navarre Joseph, Ribbit Films Today green screen is like an old dog doing new tricks; changing with the expansion of interactive, ... READ MORE Today green screen is like an old dog doing new tricks; changing with the expansion of interactive, web and digital platforms. This is a presentation on green screen's place in both today and tomorrow's creative interactive arena. I will present a technical "how to" for successful digital green screen production and design for Flash and interactive programmers.
	1 2 3 4 5	No More Pussyfooting: True Tales from Interactive Copywriters Chris Pitre, Whiteboard Labs Interactive copywriting guides the user experience, emotes the brand, and directly controls the sale... READ MORE Interactive copywriting guides the user experience, emotes the brand, and directly controls the sales for, adoption of, and loyalty to any site, web app, or interactive campaign. This panel will reveal some of the challenges faced by copywriters across multiple interactive channels and the common clashes faced with designers and developers. Advertising / Marketing
	1 2 3 4 5	Redefining Corporate Intranets: Web 2.0 Behind the Firewall Joe Schmidt, RDG Planning and Design The mere mention of the word "intranet" might put most people to sleep with visions of stale Sharepo... READ MORE The mere mention of the word "intranet" might put most people to sleep with visions of stale Sharepoint templates dancing through their heads. This panel will explore how companies can use an intranet to unify their company, promote collaboration and knowledge sharing using web 2.0 technologies. Content
	1 2 3 4 5	How SoDA is Changing Interactive Design and Development Jennifer Taylor, Adobe Systems Incorporated To harness the power of 2.0 media, brand owners must understand the interactive design process requi... READ MORE To harness the power of 2.0 media, brand owners must understand the interactive design process required to create interactive branding experiences that deliver results. Learn how leading digital agencies are advancing the design profession through knowledge sharing, education, and advocacy. These agencies are coming together via the Society of Digital Agencies (SoDA) to address the unique issues they face and to develop guidelines and best practices that will move the entire industry forward. Web / Interface Design
	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	Making Ideas Happen: Tips for PRODUCTIVE Creativity Scott Belsky, Behance The Behance Team is focused on organizing and boosting productivity in the creative world. We have i... READ MORE The Behance Team is focused on organizing and boosting productivity in the creative world. We have interviewed hundreds of the most productive creative people and teams that are actually able to MAKE IDEAS HAPPPEN. We now want to share the "tips" and insights from our research with creative and entrepreneurial people that want to make ideas happen. Business / Entrepreneurial
	1 2 3 4 5	Creating Voice and SMS Mashups for Web Applications Ivelin Ivanov, Red Hat Inc. Voice and SMS mashups bring real world, multi-modal interactions into your web application. They cou... READ MORE Voice and SMS mashups bring real world, multi-modal interactions into your web application. They could help growing the community, provide value-add to users, and provide new ways to monetize. In this talk, we covered in depth the programming models, tools, and services you need to mashup voice and SMS widgets in your web application. Practical examples and real world case studies will be discussed. New Technology / Next Generation
	1 2 3 4 5	The Social Web: No More Walled Gardens Joseph Smarr, Plaxo Leading technologists will debate the progress toward a more open version of the Social Web. Learn a... READ MORE Leading technologists will debate the progress toward a more open version of the Social Web. Learn about key technical building blocks that open the “walled garden” and allow users own their data and take it with them to social sites all over the Web. How do the pieces fit together? Community / Social Networks
	1 2 3 4 5	Posse Blogging: Never Blog Alone Becky Carroll, Customers Rock! & The Marketing Spot The thrills and tribulations of co-blogging. What's it like riding herd with other bloggers? This pa... READ MORE The thrills and tribulations of co-blogging. What's it like riding herd with other bloggers? This panel of gritty bloggers discuss there experience blogging together on the same topic, but separately on their own blog. Be prepared for a shootout at the blog corral as these blog slingers agree and disagree. Advertising / Marketing
	1 2 3 4 5	You Need to De-Geek the Geek, Geek! Traci Miller, Collective Detective To Geeks it's easy to speak in acronyms with a full sentence of just letters strewn together with a ... READ MORE To Geeks it's easy to speak in acronyms with a full sentence of just letters strewn together with a bunch of and's and the's. Problem: half your clients don't speak Geek. This panel delves into the kindergarten version of Geek talk to bring it down to a simpler level. Human / Social Issues
	1 2 3 4 5	Beyond Social Media: Introducing Social Communications Jackie Peters, Heavybag Media Who really "owns" social media? Is it PR, Marketing, Branding? This panel will demonstrate that it�... READ MORE Who really "owns" social media? Is it PR, Marketing, Branding? This panel will demonstrate that it’s all of the above and more. Thus the new category "Social Communications," which we can think of as a hybrid of PR, marketing, branding, WOM, customer service, product development and more. Advertising / Marketing
	1 2 3 4 5	Online Casual Games and the Integrated Brand Experience Steve Jackson, Smashing Ideas The importance of casual gaming in the online landscape continues to take a center stage in media co... READ MORE The importance of casual gaming in the online landscape continues to take a center stage in media companies’ digital strategies. As consumers flock to their PCs to spend more time online than ever before, with much of that time playing games, it is important for all brand marketers to understand why they should be in this space and what impact they can make in this market. And of course….what mistakes to avoid. Video Games
	1 2 3 4 5	Surviving Scandal: How to Manage Negative Attention in the Internet Age Megan McCarthy, Freelance Writer With the advent of all-on, all the time Internet attention, there's a very high likelihood of someon... READ MORE With the advent of all-on, all the time Internet attention, there's a very high likelihood of someone in your company doing something to attract negative attention to your organization. This panel will help you rise above your mistakes and take advantage of the spotlight cast upon your presence. The moderator is a former gossip columnist who knows exactly what to do, and not do, to gain attention. Members of the panel include former Reality Show TV stars who have seen their share of attention for their actions. Human / Social Issues

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