Interactive Introduction
All the info you need to follow our SXSW coverage, a list of the SXSW 2012 Interactive campuses, and how to Aurasma-fy our cover.
Fri., March 2, 2012
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Aurasma Cover Instructions
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INTERACTIVE CAMPUSES
The 2012 South by Southwest Interactive Conference runs March 9-13. This year, the Fest expands to multiple campuses, with panels grouped according to theme. Shuttles will run between the campuses from 8:30am-7pm; the service is free for all badgeholders.
AT&T Conference Hotel
(1900 University Ave.)
Themes Government & Global Issues, Health & Education, Mentors and Meet-ups
Austin Convention Center
(500 E. Cesar Chavez)
Themes Keynotes, Featured Sessions, Better Tomorrow - Latin American Technology, LGBT Technology and Blacks in Technology, Book Readings, Convergence, Design and Development, SXSW Trade Show
Courtyard Marriott
(300 E. Fourth)
Themes Future of Work
Driskill Hotel
(604 Brazos)
Themes Culture, Science, and Play
Hilton Austin Downtown
(500 E. Fourth)
Themes Emerging, Startup Village, and Accelerator
Hilton Garden Inn
(500 N. I-35)
Themes New Business
Holiday Inn Town Lake
(20 N. I-35)
Theme Mentors, Meet-ups and Camps
Hyatt Regency Austin
(208 Barton Springs Rd.)
Themes Future 15, Late Break
InterContinental Stephen F. Austin
(701 Congress)
Theme Branding and Marketing
Omni Downtown
(700 San Jacinto Blvd.)
Theme Social Networks
Palm Door
(401 Sabine)
Themes Mentors, Meet-ups and Camps
Palm Park
(50 E. Third)
Themes Mentors, Meet-ups and Camps
Palmer Events Center
(900 Barton Springs Rd.)
Theme ScreenBurn and Gaming
Radisson Town Lake
(111. E. Cesar Chavez)
Theme Workshops and Adobe Sponsored Programming
Sheraton Austin
(701 E. 11th)
Theme Journalism & Online Content
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