Panels at the 2007 Event

A full range of geek-related topics

Below is the day-by-day list of programming offered at the 2007 SXSW Interactive Festival. On Friday, March 9, panels commence at 3:30 pm and close at 6:00 pm. From Saturday, March 10 through Tuesday, March 13, panels commence at 10:00 am and close at 6:00 pm. A dynamic panel schedule with complete details on speakers and times will be posted on the SXSW Interactive website in early February.

For list of 2007 panelists, see the Confirmed Speakers

» Friday, March 9 + Saturday, March 10
» Sunday, March 11
» Monday, March 12
» Tuesday, March 13

» All Panels Listed by Category

All events subject to change. ScreenBurn sessions are included in list below.

Tuesday, March 13

Keynote

Will Wright Keynote Speech (2:00-2:50)

Morning

12 Values Shaping Technology's Future
After Bust 2.0: Ten Years Later, Where Will We Be?
Austin, Massively Multiplayer Game Development Capital of the West?
Blogging About Film
Browser Wars Retrospective: Past, Present, and Future Battlefields
Customer Service is the New Marketing
Design Aesthetic of the Indie Developer
Finding the Next Billion Internet Users
The Future of the Book: Dead or Alive?
The Future of Television: Super-Modality
Mystery Science Web 3000: Combinatorial Media as Self-Expression
Open Knowledge vs. Controlled Knowledge
Pervasive Electronic Games
Preserving our Digital Legacy and the Individual Collector
Web Typography Sucks

Afternoon

$100 Internet Businesses
Bruce Sterling Presentation
Data Shrapnel
Five Tips to Make Your Lame Podcast Listenable
Girl Video Gamers Teach You the Facts About Successful Marketing
The Global Microbrand
How to Attact Your Ideal Client
How to Make Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Usability Work Together
The Imago Effect: Avatar Psychology
Instructional Online Video: The Next Big Thing
Jocks and Jokes: The Deadspin Phenomenom
Mobile Phones & the Future of Video Games
Music From the Masses: The Remix Revolution
Net Politics: The Internet Can Make You President
The New Business of Collectivism
Teaching in New Vernacular
There's no Such Thing as the Mobile Web (Or Is There?)
The Truth About Mobile & The Future of Personal Devices
The Ultimate Music Recommendation Smackdown
Video Mashups: "Please Rolling Stones Don't Sue Us"
Virtual Teaming: Collaborating Across Time and Space
When Communities Attack
Will Leitch Conversation
WorldChanging 2.0