“I had a great time moderating a panel at SXSW this year. The subject was web applications — specifically the changes we’ve seen recently in the new technologies, design directions, and economic factors of building stuff online. So I asked some really smart people to join me to discuss what’s been happening and what they’ve been thinking about. Thanks again to George Oates from Flickr, Mena Trott from SixApart, Eric Rodenbeck from Stamen Design, and Evan Williams from Odeo. Here are the notes I prepared before the panel. We didn’t get through it all; we could have kept going all afternoon.” (Jeffrey Veen)

“Please enjoy our recordings of this year’s Interactive Programming. Including Bruce Sterling, Craig Newmark, and Jason Kottke.” (SXSW 2006 Interactive)

“Nicole Simon interviews him on different ways to think about findability, how Science Fictions inspires him, the internet of objects and what sense it makes when shuttle busses use GPS.” (ETech 2006 podcasts – The Podcast Network)

“Live from Internet User Experience 2006, Tim & Tom interview friend and fellow usability professional Keith Instone about his work with User Experience Network. What is UXnet, and what do they want from us? How about this: ‘UXnet was formed to help make connections between the people and organizations that represent User Experience disciplines, and to encourage interchange and cooperation.’ Sounds good to us. In a field so widely interdisciplinary, we could use a big tent like UXnet to convene under. Attend the tale of UXnet!” (Design Critique)

“My guest on today’s show was information architect Thomas Vander Wal. Thomas was the originator of the term folksonomy and we had a fascinating discussion about folksonomic toolsets, personal and business cases for using tagging and what Thomas calls the ‘Come to me Web’.” (PodLeaders)

“(…) a new downloadable audio program that discusses, explores and demystifies the world of design.” (Lunar Design) – courtesy of totalexperience

“Audio and visual recordings of BayCHI events are available here for the benefit of the HCI community.” (The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of ACM SIGCHI)