I’m flying at 30,000 feet (thanks for the free wifi HP) thinking about my week in Austin. It was a week filled with meeting new people and forging deeper relationships with Boston’s social supa-stahs! It was a blast. It was a warm cocoon of acceptance where people can stand together in a crowd checking their smartphones, and not feel super-guilty for it (only slightly guilty). Also a big Texas “thank you” to the SXSWi veterans that took the noobs under their wings to make sure they had a good time and didn’t get lost (figuratively and literally).
These are my notes, not a transcript of the 3/13/11 SXSWi session. Sorry if I got something wrong, feel free to let me know in the comments.
For their session CC Chapman and Ann Handley held an informal Q & A with a few hundred people on the topic of content. Here were the best questions and their associated answers.
Panel: Slaying the Four Horsemen of the Social Media Apocalypse
Jaime Punishill (@jpunishill) & Greg Matthews (@chimoose) did a great job leading
Move over Klout and PeerIndex, you have more competition. MyWebCareer uses a social scoring system that closely resembles a credit score (365-850). A score of 582 is considered average.