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Global Voices Guide to SXSW |
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| Society & You - Social Critic | |||
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This week in Austin, Texas, computer fans, musicians, filmmakers, creative types and ordinary revelers mix between innovative ideas and free drinks. The music festival and conference South by Southwest (SXSW) [en], now in its 25th year, began on Friday 9 March 2012 and will last until March 18. The conference consists of three main activities dedicated to music, films and interactive technology. SXSW Music [in] is one of the biggest music festivals in the United States attended by about 20,000 people. The panels that address issues of citizen media, independent media and the intersections between technology and social change are included in the Interactive Conference from 9 to 13 March. Several friends and colleagues of Global Voices are participating in panels at SXSW Interactive. Our interactive panel recommended * Jillian York , author and member of the Board of Global Voices, the EFF * Mary Joyce , a friend of Global Voices, the Meta-Activism * Gilad Lotan , author of Global Voices Israel, Socialflow More suggestions Bursting your bubble: Stories from the digital frontier Social change, social work and social environment film How are affecting the XXI century tools to global power Tweeting Osama's death: the citizen journalist Occupying the media: people protesting 24 hours An unusual arsenal: technological tools to overthrow a tyrant We are legion: (R) Digital Evolution Activities "unofficial" and unpaid Although the SXSW conference is aimed at people who have paid a credential, several curators have compiled lists online free activities to assist people without the credential. The Unofficial Guide to SXSW [in] is an easy to use calendar with free activities for SXSW. Sanfranfreesco, the board [in] San Francisco of free activities and fun in the Bay Area of California has taken up the cause of SXSW. Your listings can be filtered with a series of searches and the availability of free drinks, music and promotions. They can also be found on Twitter @ FreeSXSW . Twitter user @ SXSWPartylist also supports the virtues of free SXSW. The official SXSW conference has also organized some free activities [in], including a weekend concert in the Auditorium Shores [in] featuring The Shins , Counting Crows and The Cult [at all]. For three days, between 9 and 11 March, ScreenBurn Arcade [in] gives game fans the latest releases of video games. Moviegoers can participate in a nostalgic trip to the subculture of Austin in the early 90's, and attend Slacker 2011 [in] as has been reimagined 24 Austin filmmakers 20 years after the movie Slacker [in] of Richard Linklater , is inserted into the extravagant original town mentality. Written by Gina Cardenas · Translated by Gabriela Garcia Calderon Orbe · View original post [en] · Comments (0)
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