Texas Economic Atlas at Innovation Lab
The Texas State University Innovation Lab featured an inside look at the up and coming technology created by a variety of students and programs.
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CoSearch: Think Alike, Great Minds
On Sunday, Texas State students and faculty were able to present some of innovative projects they have been working on during the Texas State Innovation Lab at the Austin W Hotel. I was able to talk with Michael Burns to discuss his project, CoSearch, an intense creative conference that produces interdisciplinary research teams tasked with creating unique and […]
Hands-on with emerging tech and trust issues in journalism: SXSW day 3
We’re halfway done, and it’s flying by. I only made it to one panel today, but spent a good amount of time in the the Trade Show seeing new and innovative tech. Augmented Audio VR and AR get all the buzz it seems. Another technology that alters your senses in the environment around you is […]
Interview with Pinterest’s Vikram Bhaskaran
The Pinterest House at Container Bar hosted the panel The New Arbiters of Taste.
SXSW Day 3 Recap
As the third day of SXSW kicked off, I was able to experience some of the more relaxed SXSW experiences. Since Friday I’ve wanted to stop by the Pinterest House, so this morning I made that my priority! They had a really cool photobooth that made a compiled video of you from different takes that […]
Interview with Sama’an Ashrawi: Writer, Producer, Creative Director
I’m really into creating intersections where they never existed before.” – Sama’an Ashrawi Sama’an Ashrawi wears many hats. He’s a writer, producer, and creative director for many different projects. He runs a site called Smntcs.com, which covers different genres of music and other entertainment categories. Ashrawi was interviewed by Darian Harvin, who runs a podcast called, […]
Journalism in the Age of Terrorism
In an era when terrorist organizations like ISIS are seen as a very real and constant threat to public safety, reporting from conflict zones has become increasingly dangerous for journalists.