Sue September 19th, 2007
ConvergeSouth is pretty darned happy to announce that the Saturday special “Moving Pictures on the Web” presentation is led by Saskia Wilson-Brown, manager of VC2 Filmaker Outreach, and Jason McHugh, operator of CRAPtv.com and a multimedia film producer.
Add to that another crown jewel: Tom Lassiter is leading a Saturday How-To session, tentatively titled, Videos That Don’t Suck.
Both Saskia and Jason are graciously hosting Saturday night dinners (early, so you can get to the Film Festival on time). Sign up on the ConvergeSouth dinner wiki.
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Ed Cone July 28th, 2007
Anil Dash has accepted and will be a panelist on Social Networking on Saturday at ConvergeSouth 2007. You might know him as VP of SixApart, the folks who make TypePad, Movable Type, LiveJournal and Vox.
[Photo credit: anildash.com]
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Sue June 10th, 2007
Will Bunch - panelist & session leader
William Bunch is the senior writer for the Philadelphia Daily News and its former political writer. Will’s been covering presidential campaigns and conventions all the way back to Jesse Jackson’s historic 1984 bid. Working for the spunky Philly paper that GQ once called “arguably the best tabloid in America,” he’s gained national recognition for his scoops on the mysteries of 9/11, the crash of Flight 93, the war in Iraq and the beheading of Nick Berg.
Before coming to Philadelphia, Will was a key member of the New York Newsday team that won the 1992 Pulitzer Prize for spot news reporting. His magazine articles have appeared in a number of national and regional publications, including the New York Times Magazine, and he is a contributing editor at his alma mater’s Brown Alumni Magazine.
Will is also the author of the critically praised 1994 book “Jukebox America: Down Back Streets and Blue Highways in Search of the Country’s Greatest Jukebox.” He lives in Philadelphia, has two children, an 11-year-old daughter and a 9-year-old son, and when he’s not dissecting politics he’s probably either still searching for Philly’s best jukebox or brooding over the Phillies or 76ers.
Will Bunch’s blog - Attytood - is here.
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