Digital Ethnorati Panel at SXSW

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SXSW 2007 Interactive Panels

The Digital Ethnorati
Monday, March 12th
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Room 9AB, Austin Convention Center

Polls have shown that the fastest growing segments of new media adopters (mobile, internet, computers) in the United States are Asian, Latino and African Americans. Liza Sabater has identified these wired minorities as the "Digital Ethnorati" and in this panel we will explore how members of the new majority are changing the rules of political engagement with the net.

Moderator:
Liza Sabater
Publisher
Culturekitchen Media

Maninder Kahlon
Dir Innovation
Level Playing Field Institute

Chris Rabb
Founder/Chief Evangelist
Afro-Netizen

Samantha Velez
Students
Crosby High School

Stephen Wilmarth
Dir
Center for 21st Century Skills

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