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XOXO Festival Archive

XOXO, the experimental festival for independent internet creators, has concluded its 12-year run (2012-2024), leaving behind a rich archive of stories, talks, and resources from the digital frontier.

XOXO was an experimental festival for independent artists and creators from the internet. From 2012 to 2024, XOXO brought together writers, designers, filmmakers, musicians, game developers, coders, cartoonists, and more to share their stories and struggles of living and working online. The festival featured notable figures like Jenn Schiffer, Lizzo, Anita Sarkeesian, Molly White, and Erin Kissane. The archive includes conference talks from eight years of XOXO, recaps from 2012 to 2024, a guide with resources and information, and a blog for announcements and updates about XOXO and related projects.

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