Join us at the Mashable and Blurb SXSW Bash and get ready to meet and mingle with 600+ members of the social media community, including Mashable's Pete Cashmore (me), Karen Hartline, Brett Petersel, Jennifer Van Grove, and Tamar Weinberg.
The event is free for SXSW badge holders and registration is open on Eventbrite. Photos of the event, and all of the SXSW festivities, will be available at the Mashable Facebook page.
When: Monday, March 16, 9:30pm-12:30am
Where: Six Lounge, 117 W 4th, Austin, TX 78701
What Else?: Drinks on us, DJ Marko mixing it up, and celebrity sightings
RSVP?: Event is FREE for SXSW badge holders. RSVP on Eventbrite.
Social Media Smackdown Launching at Mashable SXSW Bash
Mashable, Kompolt, PayPal and celebrities including Alec Baldwin, Hayden Panettiere, Brea Grant, Corbin Bleu, Ernie Johnson, Kyle Petty, Elevenmoms and Linkin Park are joining together for a major social media charity event launching at Mashable's SXSW bash. The Social Media SmackDown challenges teams to use Twitter, Facebook, MySpace and StumbleUpon to compete to raise the most money for their chosen charities. All the details are available at the Social Media Smackdown site.
Thanks to our SXSW Partner, Blurb
'Blurb is a creative publishing and marketing platform that enables anyone to design, publish, share and sell bookstore-quality books. Blurb delivers the permanence and impact of commercial-quality books, with the speed and flexibility of the Internet. Create a killer portfolio, a client presentation, or sell your book in our bookstore-name your own price and keep 100% of the markup. We take care of everything else.'
Kudos to our SXSW Sponsors
'Austin-based Powered is driving the evolution of social marketing with intelligent programs that engage consumers and drive business results. The world's most innovative brands rely on Powered to help them drive sales, build brand loyalty and deliver higher ROI than other online marketing programs.'
'Blellow allows freelancers and professionals to collaborate, find work, and solve problems through a friendly, familiar micro-blog interface by answering the question: “What are you working on?”'
