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Original post by val
Posted: January 7th, 2009 under SXSW News.
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It has come to our attention that a company called Expo Guide is sending out misleading mailings. SXSW is in no way affiliated with Expo Guide, nor with Fair Guide, who engages in similar practices. Please read all incoming mailings asking for your data update in exhibitor listings/directories/fair or expo guides etc. very carefully, the small print in particular! Without realizing, you may be entering into an contract in which you agree to annual fees or other charges in exchange for a listing in the guide. 
Come on — you know you want to attend SXSW and you know you want to save money. So
Registration rates for all SXSW conference and festival badges increase after November 14th (and again every month between now and March). Check out the SXSW 2009
Ever had a ride on a pedicab? Know what a pedicab is? Well, it’s like a cab meets a horse-drawn carriage except the horses are replaced with cyclists. That’s right. For tips (or $50/hour) actual people - very fit people - peddle passengers around in an open carriage. In some cities, they call them rickshaws. In downtown Austin, we call them saviors! You see, on the weekends and during special events in Austin, there are many street closures through which cars cannot pass. You hop onto a pedicab when you want to get from point A to point B without having to hoof it. Pedicabs can truly save the day, not to mention be a fun ride!
Cheers to the readers of the Austin Chronicle who voted SXSW