Filmmaker Jed Rothstein emphasizes human drama behind the financial roller-coaster ride of coworking startup WeWork.
Melinda Gates, philanthropist, business leader, and global women and girls advocate, joins podcaster Kelly Corrigan for an inspiring SXSW presentation.
Here are five concepts from SXSW Online 2021 that inspire artists, business leaders, and entrepreneurs.
The 2021 SXSW Online Festival wraps its slimmed-down, five-day schedule and another value of the digital programming becomes clear to me.
SXSW designers recreate blocks of downtown Austin, Texas, for online attendees to experience virtually. It’s a powerful preview of the increasing role XR tech will play at future festivals and industry summits.
The Online 2021 SXSW Festival is in full swing. Instead of battling traffic in Austin, festival attendees are making full use of digital platforms.
The online SXSW Festival is live, and I’m convinced that digital programming will become an SXSW norm.
It’s SXSW week, but log-in passwords replace industry badges, and few if any musicians or marketing pros are traveling to Austin, Texas.
Filmmaker Greg Barker offers audiences two choices for experiencing the story of Sergio Vieira de Mello, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.
For film buffs with equal passion for food, Pulitzer-Prize-winning critic Jonathan Gold receives the spotlight treatment in City of Gold, a documentary that follows Gold’s travels throughout Los Angeles’ ethnic restaurant ecosystem from strip mall restaurant to Echo Park food truck.