Posts Tagged ‘sxsw festival

This week we’re running a 5-part series of posts looking back on the significant trends of 2011. Today we’re reviewing group messaging, the hot trend at this year’s SXSW festival. Group messaging started out as a battle between several startups, but over the past few months it’s turned into a fascinating Google vs. Facebook vs. [...]

This week we’re running a 5-part series of posts looking back on the significant trends of 2011. Today we’re reviewing group messaging, the hot trend at this year’s SXSW festival. Group messaging started out as a battle between several startups, but over the past few months it’s turned into a fascinating Google vs. Facebook vs. [...]

This week we’re running a 5-part series of posts looking back on the significant trends of 2011. Today we’re reviewing group messaging, the hot trend at this year’s SXSW festival. Group messaging started out as a battle between several startups, but over the past few months it’s turned into a fascinating Google vs. Facebook vs. [...]

The venerable South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival turns 25 this year. The conference has grown considerably from its humble roots as a 700-attendee music event to today’s two-week music, film and interactive behemoth that attracts greater than 36,000 people to Austin. We found a huge infographic that illustrates the festival’s storied history, starting back in [...]

Coming to an established brand with new ideas is one thing. But convincing existing employees to change old habits is an entirely different issue. And that’s increasingly a problem at AOL, where Tim Armstrong came from Google 11 months ago. At the offices of brand strategists Wolff Olins in New York on Tuesday morning, AOL’s [...]


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