Ogilvy Notes Returns to SXSWi in 2012 to Captivate Audiences by Chronicling Ideas and Insights

Ogilvy Notes Returns to SXSWi in 2012 to Captivate Audiences by Chronicling Ideas and Insights

Friday, March 9 - Tuesday, March 13 ? Beginning 9:00 A.M. ? Austin Convention Center, Austin, TX

WHAT: Ogilvy & Mather is once again sending accomplished "note taking" artists to SXSW Interactive (SXSWi) http://sxsw.com/interactive to create visual representations of sessions and events throughout the five day conference, which will then be published daily on freshly designed Ogilvy Notes http://www.ogilvynotes.com/.

Ogilvy Notes made its debut at last year's SXSWi conference. Its purpose is to facilitate conversation and utilize a community platform to capture key messages and lessons from keynote and featured presentations with daily thought-picture blog posts. This innovative program established by Ogilvy & Mather provides the red thread for those unable to attend the SXSWi experience in a fun and unusual way while giving a creative outlet for attendees to reflect on insights from the many events and happenings.

This year's graphic facilitators heading to SXSW include Nora Herting, Heather Willems, Liisa Sorsa, and Andrew Federman.

Ogilvy also accepts visual notes from conference attendees at http://www.ogilvynotes.com/or on Twitter with the #ogilvynotes hashtag.

WHO: The Ogilvy Notes artists will post their blogs on http://www.ogilvynotes.com/, capturing the essence of the interactive sessions through visual note taking during the conference.

WHEN: Friday, March 9, 2012 - Tuesday, March 13, 2012

WHERE: Ogilvy Notes will be located at The SXSW Day Stage
Austin Convention Center
500 E Cesar Chavez St.
Austin, TX 78701

REPRINTS & PHOTO OPPS: Available, please contact Rachel.ufer@ogilvy.com for details

MEDIA CONTACT:
Rachel Ufer
212-880-5280
Rachel.ufer@ogilvy.com

/PRNewswire-USNewswire-- Feb. 28, 2012/

SOURCE Ogilvy Public Relations

Ogilvy Public Relations

Web Site: http://www.ogilvynotes.com

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