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Accepting Essays for David Carr Prize Through February 15

The late New York Times writer, David Carr, spoke on several SXSW panels throughout his prolific career. After his passing in 2015, we started the David Carr Prize to highlight the intersection of technology and journalism, as well as to honor his legacy on the community of creatives that come…

BY Nicole Cappabianca

Designing for Accessibility Focused Sessions at SXSW 2019

Society isn’t moving forward unless we are all moving together. During the Design Track at the SXSW Conference, we're highlighting the emphasis being placed on increasing accessibility for those who have historically been overlooked or ignored. Join us in the JW Marriott, Salon FG, H on March 13-14 for an…

BY Nicole Cappabianca

Mobility Beyond Wheelchairs Robotic Exoskeletons - Photo by Nena Untung

Announcing the Third Round of Music Mentors, Demo Listening Sessions & More for SXSW 2019

The SXSW Conference is excited to announce the third wave of music mentors, in addition to the newly announced Demo Listening and Round Table sessions for SXSW 2019. If you missed our first and second Music Mentor session announcements, you can view all Mentor Sessions here. Mentor Sessions are focused…

BY Hayden Bagot

2018 Music Mentor Session - Photo by Katie Marriner

The Daily Chord Weekly Recap – Friday, February 8

This week in the Daily Chord, we included stories about the detention of 21 Savage, the problems at PledgeMusic, and other notable music news from stage to boardroom. The Daily Chord updates you on the best and newest writing on the business and culture of music each weekday, check back…

BY Hayden Bagot

Journalism Need Not Fear Artificial Intelligence

The impact and potential for artificial intelligence (AI) seems boundless, and although the technology is being met mostly with great optimism, one thing its detractors fear is the looming wave of AI-driven automation that will put many people in many industries out of work. Morbid curiosity about their own professional…

BY SXSWorld

Shirley Manson: 25 Years of Garbage and Fortitude

Shirley Manson has been in bands since 1986, when, at 17, she joined the Scottish indie group Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie. She then fronted Angelfish before meeting her Garbage bandmates in 1994. But this will be her first SXSW. “I think it’s extraordinary that I’ve never, ever been,” says Manson. “Ever.…

BY SXSWorld

Even Decades Later, Apollo Missions Still Awe and Inspire

For generations, we have been living in a world in which something that seemed fantastic to people of the past is an established fact: we have been to the moon. The first landing was 50 years ago this coming July, and SXSW is celebrating with a featured session with former…

BY SXSWorld

Charlie Duke on the moon: April 21, 1972. Courtesy of NASA on The Commons

We Heart SX: Capital One at SXSW: Intersecting Ideas and Experiences

Jana Etheridge, Chief of Staff for Capital One’s Financial Services Division, provides insight into the value of collaborating with SXSW and their goals for this year’s festival. How is your brand directly relevant to the SXSW Conference and Festivals (Interactive, Film, and Music)? If not directly relevant, what do you…

BY Jordan Ornelas

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