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	Yes No	Pulse of Branding: The Q&A Keynote Gary Vaynerchuk, VaynerMedia The question and answer portion of Gary Vaynerchuk's presentations always tends to evoke the greates... READ MORE The question and answer portion of Gary Vaynerchuk's presentations always tends to evoke the greatest emotion and best content. The ultimate in interactive presentations, Gary will field audience questions for this entire session. Indeed, the pulse of branding promises to Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization
	Yes No	How to be an Internet Rockstar Arleen Anderson, Aloha Arleen, LLC What's it mean to be an Internet Rockstar anyway? Panelists explore specific strategies and techniqu... READ MORE What's it mean to be an Internet Rockstar anyway? Panelists explore specific strategies and techniques to communicate your passions, lead a movement, or influence online culture. Find out how to grow your Internet presence and manage your online persona via social media. Be the next “Internet Rockstar Without a Guitar!” Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Online Relationships, Social Networking
	Yes No	Lost In Translation: The Nuances Of European Social Media Robin Grant, We Are Social Europe is ahead of the US in terms of the consumer usage of social media, and yet little attention i... READ MORE Europe is ahead of the US in terms of the consumer usage of social media, and yet little attention is often given to the nuances of what is on one hand is the world's largest economy and on the other a collection of 48 countries with very different cultures. Find out why the blogging scene in Paris is 2 years ahead of the US, the Brits are all a Twitter, the Dutch prefer Hyves to Facebook and the Germans will take any chance to give brands a hostile reception in social media. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, International, Social Networking, User Generated Content
	Yes No	From the Idea to the App Store: Getting Apps Done Davide Di Cillo, Get Apps Done How individuals, even non-developers, can enter into the mobile application marketplace. Also highli... READ MORE How individuals, even non-developers, can enter into the mobile application marketplace. Also highlights realistic visions one should have about the market and probability of success. Tips and tricks on how even small businesses can be profitable on the overcrowded iTunes Store. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Case Study, Mobile Applications
	Yes No	Was It Something I Said?: TOS And Content Lisa Vandever, CineKink The old adage – “I’ll know it when I see it” -- flourishes online, where murky definitions o... READ MORE The old adage – “I’ll know it when I see it” -- flourishes online, where murky definitions of what content is and is not allowed abound. One gatekeeper’s “inappropriate” is another’s “adult” is another’s “offensive, obscene and/or pornographic.” How are we affected as users and creators –and is there any recourse? Accessibility / Web Standards, Content, Digital Distribution, Government and Technology, Online Video
	Yes No	Is Canvas the End of Flash? Gregory Veen, Small Batch Inc. Increasingly impressive HTML5 Canvas-based graphics, animation, and interaction have some proponents... READ MORE Increasingly impressive HTML5 Canvas-based graphics, animation, and interaction have some proponents claiming that Canvas can do everything Flash can do -- but without the plug in. But what about browser support? Performance? Is Canvas really ready to dethrone Flash? Accessibility / Web Standards, Front-End Programming, Interface Design, New Technology / Next Generation, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	The Future of Search Gerry Campbell, Collecta Search is how we find what we are looking for on the web. What does the future hold? Who will lead t... READ MORE Search is how we find what we are looking for on the web. What does the future hold? Who will lead the way, and what will it look like? Some of Search's leading lights will come together to discuss how we will all navigate the web in the future. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Search, User Experience, User Generated Content, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	My Life, Take Two: The Right to Delete Chris Conley, ACLU of Northern California Most of us have incidents in our past that we’d rather leave there – but that's getting harder i... READ MORE Most of us have incidents in our past that we’d rather leave there – but that's getting harder in a world teeming with tools and devices that capture our actions and record them forever. Do we have a “right to delete” records and data about ourselves? Can we? Should we? Career / Work Concerns, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Issues, Social Networking, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Stop Whining and Put IT In the Cloud Lew Moorman, Rackspace It’s hard to make the case for an SMB to manage it’s own servers today. It’s expensive, it’... READ MORE It’s hard to make the case for an SMB to manage it’s own servers today. It’s expensive, it’s time-consuming, and it doesn’t add much value to your business. Cloud computing, regardless of definition, is a no-brainer for any SMB. Hear from cloud computing experts on what’s best for your SMB. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Cloud Storage / Delivery, New Technology / Next Generation, Open Source
	Yes No	Work Place 101: Designing a Better Office Environment Everett Katigbak, Facebook We're all focused on designing the next big thing but what about all the time we spend in our own wo... READ MORE We're all focused on designing the next big thing but what about all the time we spend in our own work space? Many of us spend more time at the office than we do in our own homes. This presentation will explore the perfect feng shui for our work-home and how the design of our space can even lead to increasing productivity. Career / Work Concerns, Case Study, Design Thinking
	Yes No	Web-First Publishing: How Alt Weeklies Can Survive Joran Oppelt, Creative Loafing In late 2008, Creative Loafing (the second largest alt-weekly chain in the U.S.) redefined what it m... READ MORE In late 2008, Creative Loafing (the second largest alt-weekly chain in the U.S.) redefined what it meant to be a newspaper publisher. Using the Tampa market as an experiment, they undertook a massive site redesign, built a production studio in a storage closet and opened their blog up to community journalists. The blog quickly became their CMS, allowing them to export content for the print version straight off the web. Making the best of a shrinking newsroom, CL relied heavily on in-depth community journalism, link aggregation, video and podcasts as well as the verticalization of content categories (Politics, Music, Food, Green, Sex & Love). Traffic to the site has seen a 300% increase and online revenue has doubled. Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Content, Journalism 2.0
	Yes No	Saving the New Economy From the Past Jesper Andersen, Freerisk.org With the collapse of existing economies and institutions, we have a chance to build new systems in t... READ MORE With the collapse of existing economies and institutions, we have a chance to build new systems in their place that naturally and automatically encourage rational behavior and investing. We’ll talk about how collective behavior can transcend socialist clichés and build new financial institutions that are transparent, reliable and trustworthy. Economic Concerns
	Yes No	Why and How to Build Your Community Loic Le Meur, Seesmic "Why and how you should build your community" * a community isn't a selling field. * communities ... READ MORE "Why and how you should build your community" * a community isn't a selling field. * communities deliver roi differently than marketing or PR efforts. * the tools don't make the community; they empower human interaction. * taking a community offline (meetups and events) * building leaders in communities. Blogging, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Social Networking
	Yes No	Innovation Vs. Litigation: Challenges & Solutions Michael Hession, Clyde & Co (Michael Hession) reapandsow (Corey Denis) The implementation of growing technology in international business yields growing litigation costs a... READ MORE The implementation of growing technology in international business yields growing litigation costs and risks due to morphing IP needs and technologies. The atmosphere of risk begets burdens of governmental over-regulation. Generally, the more useful a technology, the more challenges each industry faces in regulating an international asset. What can the Technology & even the Music Industry learn from the aviation industry - an industry with a long history as a target for international government regulation and private litigation? How can the similarities in industries & parallel regulation reduce rising costs of litigation? Moderators: Corey Denis & Michael Hession, Esq. New Technology / Next Generation
	Yes No	Filtering and Controlling the Flow of Inbound Information Chris Miller, TheSocialGeeks We will discuss best practice strategies, tools and techniques to tame the increasing flow and deman... READ MORE We will discuss best practice strategies, tools and techniques to tame the increasing flow and demand each of us has for information. Deciphering and finding relevant content while increasing sources is a challenge as the river of information grows. Listen to top consumers as they share their best practices and tools. Collaborative Filtering, Content, Content Management, Search, Social Networking
	Yes No	Game Changing In the Art World: How Social Media is Redefining Creative Business Natasha Wescoat, Natasha's Art Candy Artists, Designers and creative businesses are finding the dynamics of business changing with the in... READ MORE Artists, Designers and creative businesses are finding the dynamics of business changing with the integration of the internet in our everyday culture. We will discuss how social media is changing the game in selling and presenting our work, how to reach a wider and more diverse audience, pros and cons of offline vs. online venues and how we can expand our creative brands through social media tools such as streaming video, microblogging, and podcasting. Art
	Yes No	Shut Up And Code! (Hacking The Future of News) Jacob Harris, The New York Times Talk is cheap. Talk about the future of news is cheaper still, especially since so little leads to a... READ MORE Talk is cheap. Talk about the future of news is cheaper still, especially since so little leads to action. It's time we reversed that pattern. In this panel, experienced news hackers will offer practical advice and blunt opinions for beginner through expert news hackers who burn to create the future of news. [Although it's a panel, I hope there also will be a conversation between panelists and the audience.] Back-End Programming / Databases, Journalism 2.0, Open Source, User Generated Content, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Surf’s up! Building BONDI Widgets David Rogers, OMTP BONDI is a device independent platform for accessing mobile device-based functions such as messaging... READ MORE BONDI is a device independent platform for accessing mobile device-based functions such as messaging and geolocation. With devices on the market in 2010, it is easier than ever to create powerful cross-platform widgets. This session will introduce developers to creating BONDI and W3C compliant widgets for mobile handsets. Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Branding The Individual Crowd Josh Karpf, PepsiCo We will explore how large corporations can reach an entire new generation of digital consumers by em... READ MORE We will explore how large corporations can reach an entire new generation of digital consumers by embracing their social consumption behaviors and facilitating genuine communication through a brand’s core messages. Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Online Relationships, Social Networking
	Yes No	The Virtual Hangout: How Teens Collaboratively Consume Media Jason Chilton, imc² An exploration of new approaches, platforms and technologies that allow teens to collaboratively vie... READ MORE An exploration of new approaches, platforms and technologies that allow teens to collaboratively view, consume, share and comment on various media types and events, both in real time and in collaboratively time-shifted settings. It will include a case study of a major brand's approach in bringing this capability to teens. Case Study, Community / Online Community, Digital Distribution, Social Networking, Sports 2.0
	Yes No	Cooking For Geeks: A Primer on Food Hacking Jeff Potter, Cooking For Geeks Cooking For Geeks will cover new ideas in cooking for the hacker, maker, and creative person. By bri... READ MORE Cooking For Geeks will cover new ideas in cooking for the hacker, maker, and creative person. By bringing tools, techniques, and ingredients from the science bench to the kitchen counter, this panel will show how to create better food and new experiences at the dinner table. Art, Hardware, Other / Out There
	Yes No	Vinyl to Viral: from Spinning...to Spreading Music Monica Danna, co.lab On this panel, hear about how panelists have propelled Houston's local music scene forward into a wo... READ MORE On this panel, hear about how panelists have propelled Houston's local music scene forward into a world of technology & social media, gained new & different audiences, & coached local bands on getting reach with their fans all though technology & social media tactics such as twitter, facebook, blip.fm, youtube, & videoblogging. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Digital Distribution, Music 2.0
	Yes No	South By March Madness: Designing For .EDU Evan Carroll, Capstrat Want more style in your .edu designs? We're bringing together the teams behind the redesigned Duke.e... READ MORE Want more style in your .edu designs? We're bringing together the teams behind the redesigned Duke.edu and UNC.edu for a classic tobacco road showdown. Not too interested in arguing shades of blue? We'll look at how several universities took different approaches to refreshing their online presence. Case Study, Education, Information Architecture, User Experience, Visual Design
	Yes No	Better Engagement: A Mash-up of Real-Time Technologies Max Haot, Livestream In 2009, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) organized the first-ever live web stream from its overseas op... READ MORE In 2009, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) organized the first-ever live web stream from its overseas operations. Powered by Livestream, 15,000+ unique viewers watched staff and refugees share their stories and witness life in refugee camps. The live stream ran 12 hours, linking refugees in eastern Chad, displaced people in Colombia, UNHCR staff in Pakistan and Syria and viewers. Viewers presented questions to field staff and refugees through chat, tweets and moderators in the U.S. This interactive experience was a marriage of logistics, cutting-edge broadcast technologies and the social web. Online Video, User Experience, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Is The iPhone The Future Of Personal Data? Christopher Carfi, Cerado, Inc. Your profile is on Facebook. Your resume is on LinkedIn. Your browsing preference are on Google. ... READ MORE Your profile is on Facebook. Your resume is on LinkedIn. Your browsing preference are on Google. Your purchases are with your credit card company. Today, your information is held in dozens, if not hundreds, of data silos, none of which are under your control. With exponentially growing storage capacity, tens of thousands of applications, and double-digit annual smartphone market growth, is personal data going to move out of the cloud and into our pockets? Will our our iPhones and BlackBerries and Pres become the center of our digital information lives, the way that our wallets were back in the paper age? Or in the Facebook age, is the existing model so entrenched (and perhaps so efficient), that the organizations that currently hold our data will be unable or unwilling to give it up? Information Architecture, Mobile / Wireless, Mobile Applications, New Technology / Next Generation, User Generated Content
	Yes No	TV 3.0 - It’s Still TV to Me... Bill Stone, FLO TV Web video on TV, traditional TV on mobile and mobile tv online...? All this, coupled with the prolif... READ MORE Web video on TV, traditional TV on mobile and mobile tv online...? All this, coupled with the proliferation of real time social networking services, points to a growing trend of people accessing TV from the best screen available. We’ll explore how the industry is building audiences and monetizing traditional content in new ways. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Digital Distribution, Mobile Applications, Online Video
	Yes No	Tools for Good: Design Meets Technology in Service Maria Giudice, Hot Studio, Inc Call for a 21st Century focus: helping people and saving the planet. Our panel will dive deep into ... READ MORE Call for a 21st Century focus: helping people and saving the planet. Our panel will dive deep into skills, techniques and strategies from successful global initiatives in architecture, education, and community. Experience hands-on how the power of design and technology is the great differentiator guiding collaborations for positive change. Community / Online Community, Economic Concerns, Education, Non-Profits, Social Issues
	Yes No	Goodbye Corporate Sponsors, Hello Crowdfunding! Brandon Mendelson, Earth's Temporary Solution With the success of Twestival, you can't go far without finding someone trying to crowdfund their ba... READ MORE With the success of Twestival, you can't go far without finding someone trying to crowdfund their band, company, or film. But how do you (really) do it? And how can you be so successful at it that you will never need another corporate sponsor again? Find out here. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Funding / VC, Non-Profits, Social Networking
	Yes No	What Would Jesus Tweet: It’s All About Story Ryan Wynia, CHANGEffect You know him by his miracles and epic death on a cross. And 2000 years later Jesus is still drawing ... READ MORE You know him by his miracles and epic death on a cross. And 2000 years later Jesus is still drawing crowds. How? We’ll examine how Jesus took everyday scenarios and applied them as life lessons; how he communicated in common language, wrapping messages in simple, yet soul-gripping stories. Hint: He took his message to the people. Sound familiar?
	Yes No	Social Media and Cyberculture on PLATO in the 1970s Brian Dear, PLATO History Project Before Google. Microsoft. Apple. The Web. AOL. The Internet. Before it all, there was PLATO: the fir... READ MORE Before Google. Microsoft. Apple. The Web. AOL. The Internet. Before it all, there was PLATO: the first online community. The network that time forgot. The birthplace of blogs, instant messaging, chat rooms, MUDs and multiplayer games, personal publishing, screen savers, flat-panel plasma displays, emoticons, and a lot more. Amazingly, 2010 is PLATO's 50th anniversary. Community / Online Community, Content, Education, History of Technology, Online Relationships

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