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Friday 9th March 2012
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Shift & Reset: Solving Complex Problems
by Brian Reich
Join Shift & Reset author, Brian Reich, for this live podcast kicking off the discussion about the big themes of the 2012 SXSW Interactive Festival. Brian will talk with some of SXSW's hottest speakers about the best opportunities and insights that emerged from this year's festival and the challenges that will define the year ahead. Hear about the trends and topics that everyone will be discussing all week in Austin -- and when they head home -- and the big plans for how those ideas will be used to change the world and how they will take shape in the days and weeks ahead.
Saturday 10th March 2012
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The Solid Verbal Live Podcast
by Ty Hildenbrandt, Dan Rubenstein and Nick Fotis
Four years ago, The Solid Verbal was a little-known, low-rent college football podcast started by two guys in different states who had never met. Now, after an incredible journey, hosts Ty Hildenbrandt and Dan Rubenstein find themselves at the epicenter of the sport’s online universe, covering national championships, landing spots on satellite radio and ESPN’s Grantland Network, and earning a cameo in the New York Times. How did they do it? Stop by for the full story. (And stay for the college football.)Fledgling bloggers, corporate brand managers, and agency content strategists can learn from these experiences in building a strong content brand, developing a differentiated voice, and creating a dedicated community in the age of participation. Meanwhile, fans can swing by for a candid discussion about all the latest musings in the world of college football within the comfy confines of a town that knows a thing or two about the game.
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The Basketball Jones Live Podcast
by Trey Kerby, Jason Doyle, Tas Melas, JE Skeets and Matt Osten
Today, The Basketball Jones is a daily NBA podcast, award-winning blog, and television show. Five years ago, it was a money-losing passion project recorded in a kitchen. The story of what happened in between is partly about five friends figuring out how to get paid for a show they loved doing. But it's also about how that show grew up with a league that exploited social media and digital content more than any other sport in North America. Many lessons can be learned from the peculiar rise of The Basketball Jones and the NBA's approach to the new media. Exactly what those lessons are? Come by and hear us talk it out. We want to be as surprised as you are.
Sunday 11th March 2012
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Boxcutters Podcast: Episode 300
by Glenn Peters, Josh Kinal, Brett Cropley and Kyle Killen
Boxcutters is a podcast all about television. It's the only Australian podcast to ever be invited to do a live show at SXSW and this live episode will be the 300th edition of the show. Kyle Killen, Austin native and creator of NBC's new series, "Awake" will be our guest.Come and see podcasting the way it's supposed to be: polished, informative and full of infighting.Find out more about Boxcutters at http://boxcutters.net
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Stuff You Should Know Podcast
by Josh and Chuck, Charles Bryant and Josh Clark
Monday 12th March 2012
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Make Live Podcast
by Sean Michael Ragan, Sabrina Merlo, Brookelynn Morris, Nat Wilson-Heckathorn and Joe Christensen
Show the world what you make at Make: Live’s SXSW Maker Show and Tell! Editors from MAKE Magazine, makezine.com and producers from Maker Faire will be on hand to interview SXSW makers, and talk about their projects. Show us how you made that gorgeous lamp, explain that Arduino project, crank that musical instrument, fold that paper, sling that Angry Birds USB slingshot. Be prepared to explain a bit about your process and why you wanted to make it in the first place. Let us know you’re coming and what you want to bring. RSVP to minimakerfaire@oreilly.com.Show your stuff, SXSW people! We can’t wait to see what you make.
Tuesday 13th March 2012
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This Week in Digital Podcast
by Scott Monty, Robert Davis and Mike O'Toole
In 2015, analysts estimate worldwide sales of 3 million hybrid and electric cars and light trucks – and almost 100 million electric scooters and bikes. EVs represent more than just a different way to turn the wheels on the family car – they are a wholesale re-thinking of consumer mobility, introducing cars that have as much in common with your smartphone and your laptop as they do with the car in your garage right now. Questions are inevitable, of course. How should an electric car behave? How should manufacturers prepare consumers for the differences in owning, driving and maintaining it? What responsibilities should marketers and product managers take on to help this market take off? And will the EV “cool factor” taper off or continue to grow? Whatever the answers to these questions, it is clear that the electric vehicle will be a connected vehicle. And that mobile, social, and local technologies will be key to shaping vehicles as they move from prototype to production. Join Mike O’Toole, PJA President and host of PJA Radio, for a provocative discussion that gets to the heart of the probable and probes the limits of the possible. Mike will be joined by Robert Davis, PJA’s SVP for Digital Marketing and Matt Magee, VP of Digital Strategy, and guests from Ford, GM and other players out to “make the EV market” will share their opinions and insights as well.
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