After my “Crowd Sourcing Like Tom Sawyer” talk at SXSW 2012, i conducted a barrage of interviews, delivered hugs and high fives. Included amongst the artifacts, is an interview with Kelsye Nelson (then VP of Via Brown Paper Tickets) about using social media for events.
RT @aparnamuk: Rolling to @foursquare party in #Hootbus w @EmilyJaneKeith #sxsw #sxswparty @ South By Southwest instagr.am/p/IDvFK2Giqq/
RT @steve1johnson: #hootBus @invoker in action..giving away night hit #hootsuite scarves Genius @daveohoots! ow.ly/i/vgKx at #swsw
RT @helennow: Walking the floor at #sxsawyer is @daveohoots – no ppt and lots of laughs http://t.co/mIGqSYgN
25 South by Southwest Interactive panels that journalists won’t want to miss – Poynter
By Mallary Jean Tenore • February 28, 2012
Crowdsourcing community projects like Tom Sawyer
Dave Olson, vice president of community at HootSuite, will share tips on how to tap into the audience for help with stories. He’ll talk about the importance of setting boundaries; understanding types of contributors and what makes them want to contribute; thwarting confusion and conflicts; and avoiding “cat herding.” He’ll also offer crowdsourcing examples that involve helping victims in disaster zones and organizing citizen reporting at the Olympic Games. || Related reading: 5 ways to get people to contribute good content for your site
Shortly after my “Crowd Sourcing Community Projects Like Tom Sawyer” spiel at SXSW 2012, i sat for a quick interview with Brown Paper Tickets who are providing a remarkable service for bands and fans. I talk about building community with events online and through social media.
