What’s on your plate for SXSW 2011? (Image via thinkingless)

We know, it seems like SXSW just ended not that long ago, but it’s already time to start thinking about what you want to see at the festival next year! Head over to the Panel Picker to make your voice heard before midnight CDT on Friday, August 27th. Here are some of the content-related panels by our colleagues here at Razorfish. Even if you aren’t sure if you’ll be going to SXSW next year, please consider voting for these panels (registration is free and easy):

• Interactive Narratives: Creating the Future of Literature (Andrew Lewellen) – Looks at creating new forms of literature using New Media technologies like Augmented Reality, Transmedia Storytelling, and Interactive Stories.
• Imagining a Nimble World: Challenging the Publishing Industry (Rachel Lovinger) – A presentation based on the Nimble Report, about traditional content publishers moving into the digital age.
• Fireside Chat with Old Media: Pipe, Slippers Optional. (Eric Moore) – A cozy fireside chat with three executives from major ‘old media’ brands to discuss what they are doing to transform their businesses in a meaningful way.
• OMG – My Pancreas Just Texted (John Pettengill) – At the intersection of user-managed health and technology lies an opportunity. A mobile solution that enables users with a chronic condition, accustomed to managing it alone, to track their health socially and to access the learnings of the larger community.
• Engaged Storytelling: Considering Interactive Narrative (Tim Sheridan) – Interactive media has opened new ways of experiencing a narrative, making stories more collaborative, open-ended and user-driven. This panel will seek to create a dialogue about what makes a great interactive narrative and what potential the medium has for the future.
• 6-pack Intranet Abs In Just 6 Weeks! (Amy Todenhagen) – An intranet is a destination, a workplace of the future where employees not only find information but connect, communicate and actually get things done. A panel of seasoned intranet experts will discuss strategies, tactics and methodologies for transforming static repositories of information into resources that anticipate users’ needs and lead them effortlessly toward task completion.

Also, as long as you’re voting, here are some of the other content-related panels we’d be interested to see (and I’m sure there are many other amazing proposals we haven’t stumbled across yet):

• Creation, Curation, and the Ethics of Content Strategy – Margot Bloomstein, Appropriate, Inc.
• Design, Meet Content: Exploring Content-driven Design – Tiffani Jones Brown, thingsthatarebrown, Second and Park
• The Five Elements of Hip-Hop/Content Strategy – Ian Alexander, Eat Media LLC
• Content Strategy and Analytics: Making Quality Content Count – Rick Allen, ePublish Media
• The Content Economy and the Web’s Rumored Demise – Richard Ziade, Arc90, Inc.
• The Art & Science of Influential Web Content – Colleen Jones, Content Science
• Nine Web 3.0 Technologies Marketers Must Learn Fast – Tony Shaw, Semantic Universe
• Not My Job: The Ultimate Content Strategy Smackdown – Kristina Halvorson, Brain Traffic
• Old is the New Black: Content’s Comeback – Kevin Nichols, SapientNitro
• Semantically Yours: Dating Tips for the Semantic Web – Christine Connors, TriviumRLG LLC
• Stop Fiddling on the Roof: Good Riddance, Tradition – Rahel Anne Bailie, Intentional Design Inc.
• Content Strategy vs. Content Management: Confrontation or Collaboration? – Jonathan Kahn, Together London
• Beyond Bedside Manner: Content Strategy for Healthcare Clients – Tyler Womack, HCB Health
• How to Charge for Online Content – Brian Massey, Conversion Sciences
• Good News: Apps, Paywalls, Publishers and Content – William Owen, Made by Many
• Your New Life as a Content Curator – Larry Kunz, Systems Documentation, Inc.
• Content Licensing in a Digital World – Joy Marcus, Dailymotion
• Autocontextualization: Letting Users Breathe with Content Analysis – Emma Persky, Traveller with a Tale
• 10 Steps for Using Analytics to Strategize Content – Karen Fuller, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
• Innovative Content Business Models – Jim Flink, Newsy
• Curation Is King and Content Is Its Bitch – Kipp Bodnar, HubSpot
• Storytelling in an Age of Industrialized Content – Upendra Shardanand, Daylife

Plus, our colleagues at Razorfish have proposed many other interesting panels on mobile, social, media, branding, design & technology – too many to list, but check them out and vote for them, too!