Stubbs barbeque is tasty…  It is the final day of SXSW 2008. Sad but true. We are trying to squeeze a couple more sessions before the long drive home. Our first session was very topical,  Future of Corporate Blogs. A candid discussion about what it takes to be the most relevant and engaging corporate blogs [...]

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Sarah Lacy speaks out about her interview…  It is Monday morning and the 'nerd heard' is showing signs of fatigue… The once occassional lack of personal hygiene is now common place. But it seem that the sessions are getting better each day.  We started this morning off with Sponsored Panel: Going Social Now presented by  [...]

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Things certainly picked up on Sunday at SXSW. Our first session was 'Responsible Web Design', featuring Greg Rewis from Adobe Systems and Stephanie Sullivan from W3 Conversion. The focus was on web standards and how Adobe (Dreamweaver), are furthering the march towards full standards compliance. Next we were present for a fairly historic moment, Keynote [...]

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After an early morning meetup, Indonesian food for breakfast and an event free drive to Austin, we finally arrived in Austin for SXSW 2008. We were greeted with the usual crowd of laptops, cargo pants, and dorky hair styles that really say 'Interactive Festival'.  So far we have been to a few sessions: Top Ten [...]

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It's March in Texas and we are finally getting snow! I guess you never get too old for a good snowball fight… 

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Concussion Interactive has just released a new Flash microsite for Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino. Take the ‘What Kind of Millionare are You?’ quiz to get a free entry in their million dollar giveaway. Make sure you have your speakers on and that you click around (especially the helicopter). If you think you might need [...]

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We are very proud to announce the new website for Joint Center of Fort Worth at Plaza, designed and developed by Concussion Interactive. Plaza Medical Center is the only hospital in the southwestern United States, and one of only three west of the Mississippi River, to have its hip- and knee-replacement and reconstruction programs certified [...]

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