SXSW Interactive Videos and Podcasts

In the months leading up to the 2010 event, the SXSW Interactive team traveled around the country hosting a series of networking mixers. Ingrid Vanderveldt, host of On the Road with iV, and Lyn Graft, founder of LG Pictures, came along for the ride to talk with SXSW alumni and some first time SXSW speakers about what SXSW means to them.

Ingrid got the chance to talk with author Stephanie Klein at the festival in March about how much she learns each year and her 2010 session "Balance is Bullshit."

Samhita Mukhopadyay, Executive Editor of Feministing.com, discusses the unique spaces in Asian cultures created by the Internet and the trend in the U.S. of highly politicized Asian-American bloggers taking to radical politics online. In this clip, Mukhopadyay tells a story that illustrates the moment when access to technology in India surpasses what Indian society is actually ready to accept in terms of sexuality for young women. Register today to see inspiring talks like this one at SXSW Interactive 2011.

Pioneering web maker Ze Frank talked to Scott Kirsner, author of the book "Fans, Friends & Followers" at SXSW Interactive 2010 about how he earns a living as a creative in the digital age. Watch the clip above from the SXSW YouTube Channel to see Frank explain how he invented "angry-gami" as a result of one of his emotional hacks and hear his thoughts on the importance of designers learning code and understanding algorithmic thinking. Register today to see inspiring talks like this one at SXSW Interactive 2011.

Entrepreneurialism is global. As the world gets small, entrepreneurs develop a more global reach, but how does an entrepreneur start? In what ways does an entrepreneur from Silicon Valley differ to one in Delhi? There is a whole new generation of potential entrepreneurs out there, without a clue how to start. There are job shortages for students graduating university and college who are venturing out on their own.