For all the poor saps who are not able to attend SXSW this year ( including me this time, no more smug scoffing at all the “non-SXSW jealous masses” ) here is a list I compiled of people who were nice enough to put online transcripts of the panels they’ve attended so far.

In some cases they may have blogged about other panels but I only listed the ones that had enough “meat” and were actually legible.

 
Mish’s Playground
Michelle Tampoya is a marketer from Canada, so you know what panels to expect:

• Building your brand with Web 2.0 tools
• Twitter for Marketers
• Lessons in Community Management
• The Future of Social Networks
• Profit by Mobilizing your Online Community
• Emerging Trends of Mobile Technology
• Interactive Beyond the Screen
• Social Engineering
• The ecosystem of news
• UGC State of the Union

 
Daniel Slaughter
Daniel is the author of the Switch Board PHP Framework and is interested in, well, a bit of everything:

• Everything You Know About Web Design is Wrong
• Accessible AJAX
• Building a Bridge with Barcodes – The QR Code Invasion
• From Freelance to Agency: Start Small, Stay Small
• So, you want to be a Game Developer?
• Change (v2)
• Even Faster Web Sites
• Oooh, That’s Clever! (Unnatural Experiments in Web Design)
• CSS3: What’s Now, What’s New and What’s Not?

 
http://almostdaniel.com/
Apparently this Daniel is not quite as “Daniely” as Daniel Slaughter, according to his blog title. He works in IT with web services and it shows:

• CSS3: What’s Now, What’s New and What’s Not?
• Core Conversation: should i build my startup on ruby on rails?
• Designing our way through web forms
• Journey to the center of design
• Version Control: no more save as…
• Microformats: a quiet revolution
• Try Making Yourself More Interesting

 
David Lee King

• Oooh, That’s Clever! (Unnatural Experiments in Web Design)
• Try Making Yourself More Interesting
• Video Blogging: Turning Wine into Gold
• From Flickr and Beyond: Lessons in Community Management
• The Future of Social Networks
• My Boss Doesn’t Get it: Championing Social Media to “the Man”

 
Rebecca Caroe
Rebecca is a marketing consultant specializing in new business development.

• Nerd network – building an online network in B2B
• Branded Entertainment: Brands Driving Content (casual chat)
• Is spec work evil?
• Marketing Meets New Media: Building Your Audience Online
• Are PR Agencies a Dying Breed?
• When Common Sense is a Startling Revelation

 
Alex de Carvalho
Alex is the co-founder of StartPR, an online service for reputation management. No surprise in his choice of panels.

• Everything You Know About Web Design is Wrong
• The ecosystem of news
• Try Making Yourself More Interesting
• Building Your Brand with Web 2.0 Tools

 
Jeffrey Barke
Jeffrey studied Geographic Information Systems and is now an information architect.

• Notes from “How Social Networks Are Killing the Revolution”
• CSS3: What’s Now, What’s New and What’s Not?
• “Kick-Ass Mash-Ups with Punk Rock APIs”
• Neocartography panel

 
Katie Laird
Katie is a web marketer and an avid social networker.

• Are PR agencies dead and done?
• Wisdom. Crowds. Design. Derek Powazek.
• Crafting your Blogging voice (with obsession) at SXSWi 2009

 
Just Kate
These marketing people seem to be the ones the most prone to sharing the knowledge!

• Building your brand with Web 2.0 tools
• From Freelance to Agency: Start Small, Stay Small

 
bfgcom.com

• Interactive Beyond the Screen
• When Common Sense is a Startling Revelation

 
Chat Clussman
A real Austin native. And yet I am oddly fascinated by the fact that Chat lived for a while in the Bahamas.

• UX Team of One Panel (Unedited Notes from Presentation)

 
Russ Somers
Are you surprised to learn that Russ is a marketer?

• When Common Sense is a Startling Revelation

 
Ted Coe
Not Jim. Gotta love the web :/

• Encouraging Creativity at SXSW

 
Rachel Clarke

• Zoe Margolis – Blogging How not to get Fucked

 
Ben Lavender

• Social Media Marketing

 
austinchic.net

• Beyond the Screen