Peter Bihr

I don’t take on freelance gigs anymore, but I’m happy to work with you through my company Third Wave. Please get in touch.

The logos below represent just a selection of clients I worked with as a freelancer. Below you can find a full client list, a list of the projects I’m involved in on a non-commercial basis, groups I’m affiliated with and my disclosure policy.

Full client list

[2010]

• Wolters Kluwer Deutschland (Cologne, Germany)
  Community Strategy Workshops
• Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (Bonn, Germany)
  Speaker & Workshop at Summer Academy (August 2010)
• Google Deutschland GmbH (Hamburg, Germany)
  Consultant and facilitator to the Google “Internet & Gesellschaft” Collaboratory
• ARTE.tv (Strasbourg, France)
  Project management & concept work
• Tumblr (New York, USA)
  Top-line market analysis
• Hubert Burda Media (Munich, Germany)
  Liveblogging DLD Conference with the Berlinblase crew (24-26 Jan).
• Netzpiloten AG (Hamburg, Germany)
  Project lead (netzpiloten.de, formerly blogpiloten.de), project development (various projects)
• Public radio broadcaster 1
  (name under NDA) Content strategy for digital natives
• Public radio broadcaster 2
  (name under NDA) Content distribution strategy workshop

[2009]

• Netzpiloten AG (Hamburg, Germany)
  Project lead (blogpiloten.de), project development (various projects)
• ARTE.tv (Strasbourg, France)
  Project management & concept work
• Becks Gold Urban Experience Camp (Hamburg, Germany)
  Create an installation reflecting on the idea of new ways of working
• SPD / Die Jusos (Berlin, Germany)
  Strategic adviser to the youth online election campaign for the 2009 European and federal elections (in cooperation with Panorama3000)
• A&B face2net
  (bound by non-disclosure agreement at this point, see disclosure policy at the end of this page)
• ISWA / BDA
  Presentation on the influence of the internet on politics and on the work of political organizations. (15 Sept. 2009)
• Bertelsmann Stiftung
  Social Media consulting for Bürgerforum 2009, a discourse program for the European Parliament elections.
• Colt Communications
  Consulting on web strategies during founding/spin-off phase for “The Potentialist”; strategy workshops
• T-Systems MMS
  Moderated Dresden Future Space and Digital Life Pitch at Berlin (19 June 2009)
• Deutsche Welle
  Moderated a panel on Citizen Journalism with the winners of the Best of the Blogs Awards 2008 at Global Media Forum (4 June 2009)
• Publicis Consultants Germany
  Participated in an online expert feedback round for a banking platform
• Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg
  Blogger program for Deutsche Gamestage / Quo Vadis (21-23 April 2009)
• T-Systems MMS (Dresden, Germany)
  Video documentation of WebCiety/Cebit, moderation of panel/ Open Space about life, work and culture on the web (videos, in cooperation with Steffen Büffel)

[2008]

• Netzpiloten AG (Hamburg, Germany)
  Project lead (blogpiloten.de), project development (various projects)
• UOC Fòrum Innovació (Barcelona, Spain)
  Blog about trends & technological innovation in education (with Max Senges and Thomas Praus)
• We Are Social (London, UK)
  Blogger outreach Germany for Ford’s GoFindIt campaign
• Deutsche Welle / DW-World (Bonn, Germany)
  Liveblogging the Best of the Blogs (BOBs) award ceremony
• T-Systems MMS (Dresden, Germany)
  Coverage of Dresden Open Space (with Steffen Büffel)
• Golf- und Land-Club Berlin Wannsee e.V. (Berlin, Germany)
  web strategy, project management
• Universitat Oberta de Catalunya / UOC (Barcelona, Spain)
  Workshop on Web 2.0 in Higher Education with the UNESCO Chair for E-Learning
• SinnerSchrader (Hamburg, Germany)
  Liveblogging from next conference / next08

[2007 and before]

• Netzpiloten AG (Hamburg, Germany)
  managing editor blogpiloten.de
• American University of Afghanistan / AUAF (Kabul, Afghanistan)
  input to social media strategy
• Universitat Oberta de Catalunya / UOC (Barcelona, Spain)
  Summer School Course & Textbook
• medinet AG group (Bad Kösen, Germany)
  [2000-2007] web strategy, project management

I’m also (non-commercially) involved in

• Likemind Berlin
  Good coffee & conversations with likeminded people, every 3rd Friday of the month (non-commercial, with Thomas Praus). (Twitter: @likemind_bln)
• Ignite Berlin
  A night of quickfire talks, Ignite Berlin (1 March 2010) is part of the Global Ignite Week (as co-organizer with Matt Biddulph).
• TEDx Kreuzberg
  An independent TEDx event. Berlin, 10 December 2009 (as co-organizer and official licensee, with Christoph Fahle of Betahaus).
• Atoms&Bits Camp & Festival
  A Festival of Thinking, Making and Doing. Berlin, 18-27 September 2009. (My roles: co-initiator, a&b Camp organizer.)
• Berlinblase
  Collaborative event coverage. From insiders for insiders, raw and uncut (non-commercial) (Twitter: @berlinblase)

Groups I’m affiliated with

• Internet & Gesellschaft Collaboratory: Member. An ongoing multi-stakeholder expert group initiated by Google Germany (since March 2010)
• Berlinblase: Founding member. Some of the finest technologists and event bloggers I know. An informal group. We visit, cover and discuss web events and technologies.
• International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS): Lovie Awards 2011 judge (since March 2011)
• Social Media Week Berlin 2011: Advisory board member (since April 2011)
• Kleos Group: Co-Founder, Consultant A loose network of consultants and entrepreneurial researchers delivering original analysis, innovative technology services and strategic management consulting
• Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF): Member EFF is the leading civil liberties group defending your rights in the digital world.
• A Swarm of Angels: Member A Swarm of Angels is an experimental film-making project based entirely on community collaboration, funding and input

Disclosure policy

I will do my best at all times to fully disclose my affiliations or stakeholdership in what I write about in this blog if it has any business-related relevance. If I’m under an NDA or a client asks me not to be listed and gives good reasons, I will not disclose the details here, but in this case I would not write about said project/client/thing. (This happens very rarely.) Small once-off gigs might also not be listed. I try to keep the list as complete as possible though. If it is even in the least relevant (endorsements, blog posts etc), I will of course fully disclose any client relationships.