Mar.13, 2013
South by Southwest kicked off last Friday with a vision that desktop 3-D printing will unleash a new industrial revolution guided by "creative explorers." Makerbot CEO Bre Pettis says, "There's a renaissance going on right now,""It's never been easier to make and share actual things."
Yes, also sharing ideas. SXSW Interactive brings all creative groups and people in and provides a true festival for everyone to share their ideas. With this in mind, a group of people:
Jake Lodwick (College Humor and Vimeo, Founder)
Carla Diana (Creative Director, Carla Diana Design)
Bre Pettis (Makerbot, Founder)
Beth Comstock (GE, CMO)
sat down for brunch with Baratunde Thurston (The Onion) and David Karp (Tumblr) to talk innovation, projects and success. Watch these "GE's Brilliant Brunch" at SXSW 2013 below:
Driving to innovation:
What Makes a Maker?
The Path To Creativity:
The Power of Data
We're All Making 1s and 0s:
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