Will social media buzz be any indication of who’s going to win a Sundance award tonight? If it is, here’s what we should see. [...]
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The Nonprofit Technology Conference uses crowdsourced voting (plus a panel of experts and NTEN staff) to determine which panels to host at their annual conference. As I was perusing and voting on panels myself this afternoon, I started thinking about the value of a [...] Next week I’ll be speaking at Arizona State University’s p.a.v.e. program–the performing arts venture experience, one of the few arts incubators in the country. The program offers “arts entrepreneurship classes,” financial ($1-$5k), in-kind (space & materials), and other support (faculty mentors) for “student initiated [...] Founded in 2004, Games for Change is the leading global advocate for supporting and making games for social impact. They bring together organizations and individuals from the social impact sector, government, media, academia, the gaming industry and the arts to grow the field, incubate new projects and provide an open platform for the exchange [...] At this year’s SXSW, I didn’t see any break out hits or major controversies. Foursquare continued to bask in the press’s glow, group-texting services battled over who could give away the most free tacos, and Chris Brogan wasn’t around to pitch a fit over douchebag marketers. The keynote interviews were [...] I’ve proposed a SXSWi 2011 panel called, “The Tools Artists Need Geeks to Create.” You should vote for it. Like, now. But wait, you say, I don’t even know what SXSWi is, other than a bunch of silly letters. South by South [...] |
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