Official SXSW writeup for Under 18: Blogs, Wikis and Online Social Networks for Youth Each panelist gave a longish introduction on themselves and I wondered when they’d actually start talking about the topic itself. The discussion began very much with a US-centric perspective, using statistics from the Pew Internet reports. Panelists discussed cyberbullying and a …

10:00 am – Emerging Social and Technology Trends It took a bit of time for panelists to warm up, but eventually the discussion became more interesting. The problem was that the topic was so general that the ideas given were not very specific. It’s not an easy topic to talk about – very much like …

I realised there’s little value in blogging live and reporting almost every word the panelists say. In some cases there were ‘fillers’ and meanderings which I don’t feel is worth writing here. Instead I will give summaries from my notes on all the panels I attended. As an English football (read: soccer if you’re American) …

Synopsis Moderator: Min Jung Kim, Photobucket Panelists (left to right): Tantek Çelik, Chief Technologist, Technorati Glenda Bautista, Technorati, Agendacide.com Andrew Huff, Editor & Publisher, Gapers Block Nick Douglas, Director, Look! Shiny! Lynne d Johnson, Senior Editor, fastcompany.com, lyndjohnson.com Tony Pierce, Editor, LAist.com, personal blog at tonypierce.com Good panelists, light-hearted discussion. Even Tantek suggested having some …

[Update: Snakes on a Blog has linked to this post!] Panelists Moderator: Alex Williams, Director of Community Development, SplashCast. He’s also the founder of Podcast Hotel. Corey Denis, IODA Digital Marketing Manager, IODA Molly Wright Steenson of Girlwonder.com, just accepted into a PhD at Princeton. Kris Krug, President of Bryght Krug began by telling us …

Please click on the photo to visit my Flickr page where I’ve labelled the goodies. What can I say? I think this year’s goodie bag’s contents are more substantial. If you love magazines, you’ve hit a goldmine. I’m so glad I didn’t buy Wired magazine. I had a feeling we might get it this time. …

I’ve just registered at SXSW. I arrived at noon, on the dot, which is the time that registration begins. Already there was a queue of about 25 people in front of me! We waited on level 1 until we got the go-ahead to proceed up to level 3, where we joined another queue. Then I …