What the hell happened at SXSWi 2014

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The document appears to be a recap of the Ignition 2014 conference by @eddiestover. It mentions discussions around SXSWi, celebrity opinions on internet privacy, Oculus being a popular topic. Key themes discussed included the Internet of Things, Internet of Thoughts, the importance of community and sharing work through sites like Codepen, Dribbble and Slideshare.

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so what happened this year?
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celebrity opinions on internet privacy
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