MIke and Shawn and I are at South by Southwest until Thursday, soaking in the sun and the barbecue and one panel after another. Mike’s put together a good list of tools to get in touch with him; I’m a little less organized this time. Luckily, so are the conference organizers; my talk (“Interactive Infographics”) and Mike’s talk (“Maps, Books, Spimes, Paper: Post-Digital Media Design”) are both happening at the exact same time (3:30 on Tuesday) — so we’ll have to see how that works out. Maybe some kind of hyperspace tunnel between the ballrooms.
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