Category: The Power of Many

10:00 Deliberative Democracy and Interactive Technology because for me today is all about politics and technology though 10:00 Web Design 2010: What Will the Web Look Like When It Turns 20? also looks like a great panel and I hope someone blogs it 11:30 Are Political Parties Obsolete? because it’s going to rock and, uh,…

Quoting from Nancy White’s excellent notes SXSW: Blogging While Black Panel below the jump

10:00 How to Make Haste Slowly: Moving to the Cutting-Edge With Limited Resources because the topic fascinates me but this conflicts with a biweekly editorial conference call I’m on for PDF, so I unfortunately will probably miss it 11:30 Blogging While Black because George rocks and this is probably the most fascinating topic of the…

The day was kind of a blur. I’ve been taking notes when I’ve had an adequate power supply for my laptop, and I’ll either post them raw or try to clean them up a bit when I get a breather. (There’s a few-hour stretch today where I think I can get a little work done.)…

Quoting from Eyebeam reBlog – SXSW Report: Ben Walker on ‘Net Censorship in China Weblog: Eyebeam reBlog Source: SXSW Report: Ben Walker on ‘Net Censorship in China Link Yesterday at SXSW: a presentation on blogging and censorship, with Hossain Derakhshan, prominent Iranian-Canadian blogger, and Benjamin Walker, radio host and Berkman Center for Internet and Society…

Steve Rubel seems to have evoked a response from AOL PR about the draconian new AIM terms of service, in the comments to his AOL’s TOS Change Sparks PR Crisis entry at Micro Persuasion / MicroPerfusion: UPDATE: AOL PR is listening and they chime in via comments to this post. The blogosphere is buzzing this…