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	Yes No	How to Get Ink for Your Startup David Swain, Facebook Lean startup with no PR dude. PR gal who needs a refresher. Exec burned too many times in the press ... READ MORE Lean startup with no PR dude. PR gal who needs a refresher. Exec burned too many times in the press who should hear directly from the people with the matches. We’ll put some of today’s top old and new school press to the test and drill into how to get ink. Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	RSS Is Dead! Viva La Twitter! CK Thurber, OneSpot Twitter has dominated pop culture and the news this past year, becoming the platform for gossip and ... READ MORE Twitter has dominated pop culture and the news this past year, becoming the platform for gossip and information alike. In an era where everyone gets their must-click links from "friends," is RSS obsolete? And has Twitter become too fast for major media news (i.e. CNN v. Irani Election)? Community / Online Community, Content, Journalism 2.0, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking
	Yes No	Booze Blogging: Liquid Conversation Lindsey Johnson, Lush Life Productions Cocktails tell the story of American history, and those leading the conversation today are pioneers ... READ MORE Cocktails tell the story of American history, and those leading the conversation today are pioneers on the digital landscape. We hope to explore the relationship between bloggers, bartenders, and brands while discussing how technology has influenced their discussions. Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Content, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Newspaper v. Oldspaper: Redefining The Local News Lyssa Myska Allen, Austin Post If people can write it, shoot it, video it, twitter it, and post it, does that make it news? Real-... READ MORE If people can write it, shoot it, video it, twitter it, and post it, does that make it news? Real-time news by, of, and for the people is redefining journalism. What do new newspapers look like, how do they work, and can they be trusted? Blogging, Community / Online Community, Content, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	"What the CRAP Are You Talking About, Anyway?" Casey Miller, imc² Hey digerati, we're drowning in your half-baked drivel. Enough with the rambling, embarrassing, unre... READ MORE Hey digerati, we're drowning in your half-baked drivel. Enough with the rambling, embarrassing, unresearched, misspelled, unreferenced junk. Learn to write better! Get specific, focused tips and hands-on advice to organize and improve ALL your content whether you're writing Twitter feeds, instructions, blogs, ads, chat posts, games or websites. Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Content, Journalism 2.0, Writing / Technical Writing
	Yes No	MrBabyMan Talks: How to Become a Social Media Power User Andrew Sorcini, Hasai If you're on the social news site Digg.com, you've seen the name MrBabyMan. The most prolific user e... READ MORE If you're on the social news site Digg.com, you've seen the name MrBabyMan. The most prolific user ever, he's sent over 120,000,000 visitors to websites of his choosing. We will demonstrate how a company or individual achieves social media success to the masses and describe the immense business benefits. Advertising, Blogging, Community / Online Community, Content, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Transparency Isn't a Website: Government and Corporate Influence Benjamin Clark, Fleishman Hillard Was Nixon right when he said, “solutions are not the answer,” or are transparency activists corr... READ MORE Was Nixon right when he said, “solutions are not the answer,” or are transparency activists correct and the power of the Internet will reduce government corruption. Hear corporate D.C. lobbyists discuss the influence industry with muckrakers who uncovered how politicos and companies prejudiced recent energy, health and foreign trade policy. Community / Online Community, Government and Technology, Journalism 2.0, Online Relationships, Social Issues
	Yes No	Web Video: Can We Now Say Something Sucks? Liz Shannon Miller, NewTeeVee Online video is becoming a legitimate, engaging storytelling medium. But has it evolved to the poin... READ MORE Online video is becoming a legitimate, engaging storytelling medium. But has it evolved to the point where we can successfully critique it? And how do we as a community draw the line between encouraging new creators to contribute and establishing standards for quality content? Because, face it, sometimes "it stinks!" Community / Online Community, Digital Filmmaking, Journalism 2.0, Online Video, User Generated Content
	Yes No	From Eidos to FORscene, Streater's New Video Technology Stephen Streater, FORscene web 2.0 video technology Artificial intelligence visionary, Stephen Streater, has done the impossible one more time with his ... READ MORE Artificial intelligence visionary, Stephen Streater, has done the impossible one more time with his creation of frame-accurate editing over the internet. He’s moved from pioneering video gaming at Eidos to spearheading the shift to web 2.0 video editing for interactive and film. Here’s the inside scoop. The revolution is on. Digital Filmmaking, Journalism 2.0, New Technology / Next Generation, Online Video, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Future News: Creating Better Demand, Not Just Supply Dan Gillmor, Author, teacher (Arizona State University) We can count on an abundance of news and information in a media-saturated age. Yes, we'll always wan... READ MORE We can count on an abundance of news and information in a media-saturated age. Yes, we'll always want to encourage higher quality, but it won't matter if we have crappy demand. Here are some principles, and some tactics, for helping passive consumers become active, even activist, creators and collaborators. Blogging, Collaborative Filtering, Content, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Save the Internet to Save the News Josh Stearns, Free Press As more vital news and information moves online, and is enlivened by videos, data visualizations and... READ MORE As more vital news and information moves online, and is enlivened by videos, data visualizations and citizen input, the future of journalism is bound up with the fight to protect and expand the Internet. This panel explores the intersection between the news and the Net, and the policies we need to save both. Blogging, Digital Divide, Government and Technology, Journalism 2.0, Social Issues
	Yes No	How 34 Inspired Tweets Can Predict The Future Rohit Bhargava, Influential Marketing Blog Twitter is the poster child for the power of small ideas. But can this 140 character mashup of micro... READ MORE Twitter is the poster child for the power of small ideas. But can this 140 character mashup of micro thoughts and narcissistic egotism amount to anything truly significant? This engaging tour of 34 inspired tweets will offer a vision of the future, told through the unexpected lens of Twitter. History of Technology, International, Journalism 2.0, New Technology / Next Generation, Other / Out There
	Yes No	Blogging 2.0: Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger David Binkowski, MS&L With the emergence of microblogging, lifestreaming and real-time search, bloggers are facing an ide... READ MORE With the emergence of microblogging, lifestreaming and real-time search, bloggers are facing an identity crisis. How can they stay ahead, and blog faster and better than before with these new tools. David explores the topic and also shows how advertisers and PR folks can get in on the action. Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Case Study, Journalism 2.0, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Social Media & News: Hogwash or Huge Help? John Boitnott, Village Voice Media Is social media news a viable avenue to increase traffic and exposure, build audiences, and make mon... READ MORE Is social media news a viable avenue to increase traffic and exposure, build audiences, and make money? Panel to debate whether social media sites like Digg, Stumbleupon and others are actually worth the effort it takes to grow traffic, and whether that traffic helps long term. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Digital Distribution, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Here Come All the Latino Bloggers Kara Andrade, HablaHonduras To boldy go where few Latinos have been expected to go before, the Latino blogger, columnist, citize... READ MORE To boldy go where few Latinos have been expected to go before, the Latino blogger, columnist, citizen journalist has finally arrived. Learn about what is happening online and offline in Latin America, including Streisand effects, citizen journalism, social injustice, and the digital divide. Find out more about the bloggers that are leaving a mark in the US and worldwide in the name of Latin America when it comes to politics, social justice, marketing, music and tech. Community / Online Community, Content, Digital Divide, Journalism 2.0, Social Issues
	Yes No	Building Community Across the Social Web Angela Connor, Online Community Strategist Every interaction we make across the social web provides a unique opportunity to build community. Fr... READ MORE Every interaction we make across the social web provides a unique opportunity to build community. From commenting on blogs to answering questions on LinkedIn and sharing presentations on Slideshare, the connections we make can serve us in the long run. Blogging, Community / Online Community, Content Management, Journalism 2.0, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Sidecasting and Live Visual Blogging Fred Lakin, The Performing Graphics Company LIVE VISUAL BLOGGING creates non-scrolling, update in place, dynamic text-and-graphic maps of a live... READ MORE LIVE VISUAL BLOGGING creates non-scrolling, update in place, dynamic text-and-graphic maps of a live event. Generated in real-time. SIDECASTING uses LVB technology to provide synchronous text-graphic commentary on a live webcast (or podcast or videocast or broadcast or "fleshcast" (FTF meeting)). Panelists will demo. Art, Blogging, Journalism 2.0, User Generated Content, Visual Design
	Yes No	We All Know Karate: Asian Identity in the Online Age Lia Bulaong, lia.bulaong.com Asians are well-represented in technology and media, but mostly only behind the scenes. Panelists wi... READ MORE Asians are well-represented in technology and media, but mostly only behind the scenes. Panelists will discuss the pluses and minuses of life as a very public Asian face online, and how the internet at large deals with Asian identity. Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Journalism 2.0, Social Issues
	Yes No	Book Reading and Discussion - Shadows' Revolution: Cracking the Content and Breaking the Molds Orestes Carvalho, Orestes Carvalho Content is the king, right? Maybe not. Content was the king in the 500 years-long literate-mass-... READ MORE Content is the king, right? Maybe not. Content was the king in the 500 years-long literate-mass-media era initiated by Gutenberg's printing press. But it seems the king was deposed on SWSX 2008 and most people didn't notice it yet. Evanescent experiences and participative crowds are claiming back the power they once had in the old villages, radically transforming all the media and communication industries just as they replace the elderly, pre-packed, pre-thought, one-way, inert content. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Content, Journalism 2.0, Social Networking
	Yes No	Beyond The Browser Kevin Lynch, Adobe Consumers no longer need to be constrained by the vast limitations imposed upon us by browses. Inst... READ MORE Consumers no longer need to be constrained by the vast limitations imposed upon us by browses. Instant direct access to content (e.g., your eBay, eTrade or NYT account)—is now available directly from your desktop or device in just ONE click. More efficient and faster for the consumer and helpful to companies who want direct contact with customers for better service and the ability to charge for stuff. Content, Content Management, Digital Distribution, Journalism 2.0, User Experience
	Yes No	Freelance Isn't Free: The Twisted Economics of Writing Today Jeff Beckham, Austinist Nearly anyone can publish their work today for free and reach an audience somewhere online. But that... READ MORE Nearly anyone can publish their work today for free and reach an audience somewhere online. But that great opportunity has made life harder than ever for freelance writers, who must convince people to pay them to publish their work to an audience. Has creative writing become a commodity? Is journalism now a vocation, an avocation, or both? Career / Work Concerns, Content, Economic Concerns, Journalism 2.0, Writing / Technical Writing
	Yes No	Content is King: User vs. Editorial Content Alex Will, Spoonfed User generated content has taken over internet media channels but Web2.0 is pushing back on the diff... READ MORE User generated content has taken over internet media channels but Web2.0 is pushing back on the difficulty of listening to the crowd and premier editorial content is increasingly important in building brand trust. This panel will discuss the commercial benefits, internal challenges and scalability of editorial content versus UGC. Community / Online Community, Content, Content Management, Journalism 2.0, User Generated Content
	Yes No	How Women are Making Journalism Profitable Charlotte-Anne Lucas, WilCharMedia.com Several women have played key roles in starting or running news Web sites that are either profitable... READ MORE Several women have played key roles in starting or running news Web sites that are either profitable or self-sustaining. We discuss models that work and which can be built on going forward. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Content, Journalism 2.0, New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Virtual Experience vs Advertising to Change Brand Perception Tom Martin, Zehnder Communications Hear how today’s marketers are leveraging SocMe platforms and technologies to create and dissemina... READ MORE Hear how today’s marketers are leveraging SocMe platforms and technologies to create and disseminate content that virtually exposes consumers to brands and events in order to change consumer perception. Is this the new face of advertising? If so, what effect will it have on ad agencies and the media? Advertising, Content, Journalism 2.0, Online Video, Social Networking
	Yes No	Breaking Paradigms: Looking At Evils Online Stephen Kellat, Erie Looking Productions With the eruption of public dissent online in Iran, blocking and filtering came into play. Breaking... READ MORE With the eruption of public dissent online in Iran, blocking and filtering came into play. Breaking out of traditional thought about Internet structure is needed to keep channels open. Blogging, Community / Online Community, Journalism 2.0, Other / Out There
	Yes No	Cracking the Code of Multi-Dimensional Story Telling Chris Peacock, CNNMoney.com In “Cracking the Code” innovative leaders from news organizations will discuss how to transform ... READ MORE In “Cracking the Code” innovative leaders from news organizations will discuss how to transform classic long-form journalism into stories that are visually satisfying on the web using video. You’ll learn how to tell a story through video that has the power to evoke emotions, enlighten and inform in ways not always possible with traditional journalism. Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Augmented Realities: Are Games Changing Documentary For Good? Wendy Levy, Bay Area Video Coalition You're a filmmaker or journalist desperate to keep up with emerging technologies. This is the twilig... READ MORE You're a filmmaker or journalist desperate to keep up with emerging technologies. This is the twilight zone for documentary practice - in this interactive presentation, you’ll see award-winning examples of documentary content in radical environments, augmented reality with social change potential, games for change that are actually changing the game. ARGs, Education, Journalism 2.0, New Technology / Next Generation, Video Games
	Yes No	Monetizing Your Audience – Not Your Content Jim Spencer, Newsy.com The old media model of existing in walled gardens and only earning revenue from traffic that compani... READ MORE The old media model of existing in walled gardens and only earning revenue from traffic that companies drive to their own sites has eroded. Find out how inspired companies are capitalizing on digital media with a distributed network. Through quick innovation, companies are producing content, distributing it on the web, and tracking the monetization through proprietary technology. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Journalism 2.0, Online Video
	Yes No	Evolution of the Newspaper Mike Ender, Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers With the decline of print subscriptions everyone wonders about the state of newspapers. Our panel wi... READ MORE With the decline of print subscriptions everyone wonders about the state of newspapers. Our panel will discuss the state of newspapers as we move to overcome challenges brought on by various factors: timeliness, cost, competition from other mediums such as internet, tv, radio and others. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Lifestreaming: The Next Great Social Media Frontier Daniel Honigman, Weber Shandwick Lifestreaming may be the next great digital trend for companies, news organizations and individuals.... READ MORE Lifestreaming may be the next great digital trend for companies, news organizations and individuals. We'll explain how stories can be better told through lifestreams, we'll show you how lifestreaming can bring together and elevate your existing social media activities, how to "sell" the idea of lifestreaming to your bosses and we'll sketch a "storystreaming" platform you can use. Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Journalism 2.0, Social Networking, User Generated Content

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