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9:30am

Entertain or Fail: Brands As the New Publishers
    Saturday March 10, 2012 9:30am - 10:30am @ Sheraton Austin (Capitol View North) (701 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78701)
    Brands today have more consumers at their fingertips than any TV show or magazine could ever offer thanks to an abundance of multi-connected digital platforms. But entertaining those consumers on multiple platforms is a role that brands have never had to play before. The opportunities are turning brands into this generations publishers. This is the next evolution in content creation -- when brands fully take on the role of publisher and entertainer. And the brands that do this successfully will win.

    Playing the role of publisher and content creator means moving beyond old-school push-message advertising. It means creating engaging content that invites the consumer in to make the experience their own, and it means allowing the consumer to be the copywriter in some cases. It also means that brands must constantly evaluate if their content is fresh, engaging, provoking and causing a reaction in their audience. It means that brands must entertain … or fail.

    Speakers
    Chairman & CEO | Machinima Inc | Allen DeBevoise is the Chairman...

    Pres | Katalyst | Anthony Batt is the President of Katalyst...


    Type Interactive, Core Conversation
    Hashtag #sxsw #entertain
    Theme Journalism and Online Content
    Level Intermediate
    Website http://schedule.sxsw.com/2012/events/event_IAP13175


11:00am

Does Free Content Cannibalize Your Paid Consulting

12:30pm

Crowd Sourcing Community Projects Like Tom Sawyer

3:30pm

Rise of the Indie Web

5:00pm

Monetizing Mommy
 
 

11:00am

Rise of the Interactive Director As Creative Lead

12:30pm

All Eyes on You: Visual Effects & Viewer Engagement
    Sunday March 11, 2012 12:30pm - 1:30pm @ Sheraton Austin (Capitol View North) (701 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78701)
    Why do certain videos capture your attention, while others fall flat? Whether you realize it or not, visual effects touch over 80% of the minutes you see on television or in a movie theater today. These effects are often self-evident but sometimes can be subtly woven into video – acting as a supplement rather than the main action. So why are visual effects so important to you? How can the use of effects affect who watches your video content and how they engage with it? Katherine Hays, CEO of visual effects powerhouse GenArts is making it her mission to ‘democratize the power of visual effects’. Katherine will discuss the impact of visual effects on various audiences and forms of video content and share practical advice on how content producers (even on amateur levels) can put themselves in the director’s chair and make their videos play better.

    Speakers
    CEO | GenArts Inc | Katherine joined GenArts as CEO in June 2008...


    Type Interactive, Core Conversation
    Hashtag #sxsw #vfx4views
    Theme Journalism and Online Content
    Level Advanced
    Website http://schedule.sxsw.com/2012/events/event_IAP9321


3:30pm

The Trend of Trending

5:00pm

How to Personalize Without Being Creepy II
 
 

11:00am

iVision Africa: New Media's Role in Reframing Africa
    Monday March 12, 2012 11:00am - 12:00pm @ Sheraton Austin (Capitol View North) (701 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78701)
    Africa is more than AIDS, poverty, civil strife and safaris. With the ever-increasing access to digital tools Africans on the continent and all over the world are using the web to farm a new vision of Africa in the 21st Century. Social media platforms amplify and help spread this “new take” on the continent, both enabling Africans to tell their own stories and offering an alternative to mainstream media’s coverage of Africa. Ultimately, using new media Africans can and are becoming the architects of what very well may be a new “African Renaissance.” This Core Conversation will discuss how Africans are using the mobile and social web, what sort of content is being produced and what are the messages being communicated. This conversation will also examine new media’s social and economic impact as it relates to Africa.

    Speakers
    Founder & CEO | African Digital Art Network | Jepchumba is an...

    Founder / Creative Director | Society HAE | Ngozi Odita is founder...


    Type Interactive, Core Conversation
    Hashtag #sxsw #AFRIKA21
    Theme Journalism and Online Content
    Level Intermediate
    Website http://schedule.sxsw.com/2012/events/event_IAP8570


12:30pm

Character Building As an Attention Magnet

3:30pm

Big Brands and You: Make the Love Connection

5:00pm

What’s the Holy Grail of Social/Mobile/Local?
    Monday March 12, 2012 5:00pm - 6:00pm @ Sheraton Austin (Capitol View North) (701 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78701)
    Consumers are increasingly looking for dynamic, personalized content and services that will help them engage and exchange with others, and share common experiences while on the go. Such applications are the mobile holy grail of modern times and premium brands are rushing to deliver them, although with limited success. What does it take to deliver such services? What is the role of the content curator? And how can you serve consumers who sometimes just don’t know what they want? Melbourne-based Lonely Planet CEO Matt Goldberg and BBC Worldwide Digital Director Daniel Heaf of London will use the platform to address these questions, examine the technologies and consumer behaviour that are changing the way content providers think, influencing their investment decisions and share their experiences of working with this dilemma across BBC Worldwide’s portfolio of premium passion brands – among them Lonely Planet, Doctor Who and Top Gear.

    Speakers
    BBC Worldwide’s Digital Director | BBC Worldwide

    CEO | Lonely Planet


    Type Interactive, Core Conversation
    Hashtag #sxsw #wenzani
    Theme Journalism and Online Content
    Level Advanced
    Website http://schedule.sxsw.com/2012/events/event_IAP8622


 
 

11:00am

Journalism’s Got 99 Problems: Design Is #1

12:30pm

Digital Age Editing: A Magazine Editor’s View
    Tuesday March 13, 2012 12:30pm - 1:30pm @ Sheraton Austin (Capitol View North) (701 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78701)
    For magazine editors today, the delivery of digital content is an undeniable reality, and a terrific opportunity. Digital platforms–the web, tablets, and mobile–allow editors to take their magazines to places they’ve never been before. In this conversation, Lucky Editor-in-Chief, Brandon Holley, and The New Yorker’s Deputy Editor, Pamela Maffei McCarthy, will explore the new magazine landscape. How do editors make the leap from print magazines to multi-platform brands? Holley and McCarthy will explore the evolution of the editorial process –from article choice and presentation to workflow issues to the role of social media—as well as the changes in their audiences’ expectations. Holley, formerly Editor-in-Chief of Jane magazine who also launched Yahoo! Shine, has extensive experience working primarily for younger brands as well as digital environments. McCarthy first worked on reconceiving iconic titles for new eras as Managing Editor of Vanity Fair and Executive Editor of Esquire.

    Speakers
    Editor In Chief, Lucky | Lucky | Brandon Holley Editor-in-Chief...

    Deputy Editor, The New Yorker | The New Yorker | Pamela Maffei...


    Type Interactive, Core Conversation
    Hashtag #sxsw #digmags
    Theme Journalism and Online Content
    Level Advanced
    Website http://schedule.sxsw.com/2012/events/event_IAP9279


3:30pm

Making eBooks Smarter: Responsive Page Design
    Tuesday March 13, 2012 3:30pm - 4:30pm @ Sheraton Austin (Capitol View North) (701 E 11th St, Austin, TX 78701)
    Some ebooks are print edition replicas, some are overstuffed mediafests. Neither fulfill one of screen publishing’s biggest promises: adapting content to meet readers’ needs. The digital page can do much more than its “dumb” static counterpart. Possibilities range from memory-coaxing character summaries embedded “beneath” the digital canvas to continuously streamed in updates. Join author Pete Meyers (“Breaking the Page”, O’Reilly) for a lively group chat. He’ll kick off with a fast-paced tour of digital document design principles and best practices. From there he’ll help attendees compare modern readers’ most pressing needs to the kinds of just-in-time services digital books can deliver. Together we’ll swipe away the notion that digital book design is just about picking fonts or adding video. It’s about shaping content on an infinite canvas so that ebook readers become ebook lovers.
    Type Interactive, Core Conversation
    Hashtag #sxsw #smartebook
    Theme Journalism and Online Content
    Level Intermediate
    Website http://schedule.sxsw.com/2012/events/event_IAP9737


5:00pm

Death of Digital Downloads: MP3s the New 8-track?
 

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