Dare you sit on the Iron Throne at the Bleed for the Throne Game of Thrones event at SXSW?
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The Mountain was one of the Game of Thrones characters seen as part of HBO’s Bleed for the Throne event.
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SXSW attendees could experience a range of virtual reality films at the Virtual Cinema.
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A sampling of the 4,000-plus pounds of cheese at the SXSW Cheeselandia Wisconsin event.
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Guests crowded around a cheese Ferris Wheel and piles of various types of cheese at the SXSW Cheeselandia Wisconsin event.
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Amazon Prime Video brought the Apocalypse to SXSW in celebration of the new Amazon Prime Original series, Good Omens. Guests visited the Garden of Earthly Delights to pet Hellhounds, sample forbidden fruit and read their prophecies.
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The Good Omens Garden of Earthly Delights Hellhounds Puppy Pen lured guests to pet good dogs and bad dogs.
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Puppy snuggles were an important part of the Good Omens Garden of Earthly Delights Hellhound Puppy Pen.
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The Sony WOW studio used tech to help SXSW guests get creative with sound and light.
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Random alien sightings are common during SXSW, as they try to pass as human on the streets of Austin, Texas.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren was one of the guests at the Conversations About America’s Future sessions at SXSW.
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The line never went away at the Comcast/NBCU House at SXSW, as guests swarmed the popular venue.
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RealSelf hosted a panel at it’s House of Modern Beauty to showcase popular podcast hosts including Jane Larkworthy, beauty columnist for The Cut.
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SXSW has no shortage of quirky posters, including this one for a lost unicorn named Carl.
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LG’s Innovation House
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At SXSW, LG debuted Snowwhite, it’s single-serve frozen dessert machine.
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ADP invited SXSW guests to break down workplace barriers including the glass ceiling, outdated technology, wage inequality and work/life balance.
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Accenture partnered with Disney to showcase an AI experience featuring the upcoming Dumbo movie.
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The Blind Spot Bus parked at various locations around Austin, Texas during SXSW. It’s purpose was to show how unconscious bias affects us all.
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The Facebook Art Dept. commissioned a colloaborative artwork display that, when finished, could be viewed in augmented reality through a mobile app.
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At SXSW, Conversations About America’s Future including a session with former Gov. John Kasich.
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Medterra CBD hosted a weekend wellness event that included morning yoga.
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CNN’s Jake Tapper was one of the hosts of the CNN Town Hall with Pete Buttigieg, Tulsi Gabbard and John Delaney as the three contenders for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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Teena Maddox is a VP at Brodeur Partners. She is a former Associate Managing Editor at TechRepublic. Teena's lifelong journalism career has included writing on staff for publications including People magazine, W magazine and Women's Wear Daily.
