Instead of going on and on and around and around, I’m just going to present to you-loyal readers and asshats just passing by- a list.
Yes.
A List.
Sessions at SXSW Interactive 2008:
Sex, Intimacy & Online Relationships
Why Sewing and Knitting Still Matter
Diaper Diarists
Pet Blogging: Not a Fluffy Puppy Story
Sexual Ethics, Interactivity and Virtual World
Pro Gridiron on the Web
Gossip
Make Your Art Work For You!
Virtual Mentoring for Real Life Success in Music
Your MOM 2.0
The Internet and the Olympics
CLOSING KEYNOTE Gary Vaynerchuck Wine Library TV
How Blogging is Changing the Way We Live Our Lives For the Better
GODBLOGCON: The Missional Church in the Internet Age
Sports Blogging
Marketing to MommyBloggers
DIY Content Syndication and Promotion
Why Bloggers (Even Non-Programmers) Benefit from Participating in Open Source Projects
How To Take Names and Be Taken Seriously as a Political Blogger
Blogging with a Global Perspective
Two Concurrent Sessions: Progressives & Conservatives
How We Communicate: Video Blogging
Funding & Incubation Opportunities and Women Entrepreneurs
Building Traffic via Content and Community
Talking About War & Peace/Who Better Serves Women Like You: Obama or McCain?
There’s More to Monetization than Advertising
Tools for Online Fundraising and Activism
Open Source Participation: How to advance to the next level
Top-notch Political Opinion Commentary
FAQs for Beginning Bloggers
Green/Social Change
Race and Gender: What are the lessons of 2008
What? You didn’t know? Obviously you missed it in the New York Times Fashion and Style section. Maybe write them an Op-Ed or a Letter to the Editor or something.
I’m done now.
My Favorite is the Fluffy Pet Blogger one. Maybe the diaper one. Either way….
Me. Kissing you.
Sad thing is, I don’t think “they” are literate. It’s the only explanation.
Erin, Thanks for pulling this together!
@lindasherman
Rock the F on.
lol – I just had this conversation with someone yesterday…
Are you kidding me with the other topics? Unreal. BlogHer changed me. The NY Times can – how do you put it? – suck it.
Thank you, Erin. I am just going to point people to this post from now on, because the breadth of our agenda does indeed get lost in the shuffle…even by folks who were there and seemed to think all the sessions were about one thing.
We have seven simultaneous tracks because we’re NOT a niche audience. At any given time we really do try to have something for everyone…even someone like me: A middle-aged, childless, wanna-be geek who is or has been into political, personal and professional blogging.
What?! I can be multi-dimensional like that? Shocking 🙂
Dude. That post you linked? There are no words.
Thank you for dropping a bomb on that assumption. It needed to be done. Ignorant people shouldn’t be so judgmental.