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• @ SXSWi: What's the future of map design?

  15 Mar 2009:

  Are online maps getting a little boring, and too dominated by Google? This session laid out a few great examples of more imaginative map design, or 'neocartography', as they call it. By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: From Newcastle to Austin - the Twitchhiker reaches SXSW

  15 Mar 2009:

  Well look who it is! Paul Smith left Newcastle on 1 March en route to Campbell Island, near New Zealand, and he's just found himself in Austin. By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: Steve Paine shows off some small but beautifully formed netbooks

  14 Mar 2009:

  Steve Paine from UMPCportal.com talks about some of the latest nebooks. By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: Facebook opens Facebook Connect for the iPhone

  14 Mar 2009:

  Facebook's 'one last thing', after talking about the recent changes to the page design, was to extend Facebook Connect for the iPhone with some fairly impressive results for games. By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: How should US firms break Europe?

  14 Mar 2009:

  Supported by UK Trade & Investment, a sizeable chunk of the UK tech startup scene is at SXSWi and making their presence felt on the first panel today - how to break the European market. By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: Does user-generated content have a future?

  14 Mar 2009:

  The first thing everyone seems to agree about user-generated content is that the name is terrible. Who did come up with that? By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: In which the panel discusses being interesting and relevant

  14 Mar 2009:

  Time for a little self improvement in the form of the 'Try Making Yourself More Interesting' panel. By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: Steven Johnson on how gloomy newspapers can face the future

  13 Mar 2009:

  The hall is packed for author Steven Johnson, who's laying down a few ideas about the future of news. By Jemima Kiss

• @ SXSWi: Welcome to a wet, cold but deliciously geeky Austin, Texas

  13 Mar 2009:

  It must be a geek conference; the food is terrible but the wifi is awesome... By Jemima Kiss

• Radiohead wade into YouTube revenues debate

  12 Mar 2009: Guitarist Ed O'Brien calls for fair share of online profits as he helps launch Featured Artists' Coalition, which aims to return control and creativity to artists. By Jemima Kiss

• Google introduces targeted display ads on sites including YouTube

  11 Mar 2009: Search engine takes major step into controversial targeted advertising market with videosharing site and other networks. By Jemima Kiss

• New BBC mobile site focuses on customisation

  11 Mar 2009:

  The BBC's new mobile homepage launched in beta today with the results of months of work on customisation that will bring the service in line with the main BBC site, bbc.co.uk. By Jemima Kiss

• Facebook launches Arabic version

  11 Mar 2009:

  Social networking site looks to tap into potentially huge Middle East market. By Ian Black and Jemima Kiss

• PDA's Newsbucket

  10 Mar 2009:

  Our reading list for today.

• The world's first iPhone band? Who needs instruments!

  10 Mar 2009:

  It's never going to win any musical prizes, but it does illustrate the diversity of iPhone applications. The Mentalists bring you their own iPhone-esque version of The Kids by MGMT. By Jemima Kiss

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