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Evelina Lye
Mar 23, 2015

Technology mindfulness and the ethics of data: SXSW takeaways

SXSW is an absolute beast of a festival, gathering over 18,000 people from around the world for the SXSWi element alone. With hundreds of sessions over five days, and daily painstaking decisions about what to see (first world problem), here are four points that struck Evelina Lye of SapientNitro.

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