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Video: Esoteric south German blogger interviews German A-List Bloggers (in German)

Posted by Peter Bihr at April 14, 2007


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At re:publica 2007, my buddies Volker and Bas, as well as Ole Lehmann and Anna Srivastava (featuring as the great south German esoteric blogger Irma) started a series of fun videos: Irma interviews A-List bloggers. Just not the way they’re used to it. It’s great fun to watch Thomas Gigold and Sven Dietrich squirm under all her touchiness… The videos are produced by and for blogpiloten.de.

(Thanks, Volker!)

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Categories: blogging, collaboration, connected world, culturally insensitive, cyberculture, i (heart) nerdism, mash-up, social networking, somewhat political, web 2.0

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Trackback by Stylewalker.Net on April 18, 2007 @ 1:12 pm

Danke Re:publica…

Auch wenn der Re:publica an einigen Stellen vorgeworfen wird, sie sei lahm, langweilig und überhaupt alle Blogger dort ziemlich selbstreferentiell gewesen (”Blogger sprechen mit Bloggern übers Bloggen” - hm, ja, stimmt) ist mir das ziemli…

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