Peter Bihr on Social Media, Web 2.0 and Digital Life
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Peter Bihr

About me

My name is Peter Bihr. I live in Berlin, Germany. As a freelancer, I consult on web strategies, communities, blogging and social media. In this weblog, I jot down random thoughts, ideas and news. Hopefully, you'll find some are interesting for you, too. Read more...
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KeinGeschenk.de
berlinblase.de
I work for the Internets
A Swarm of Angels
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Germany License
Barcamp Berlin 3
Web 2.0 Expo Europe

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My Masters Thesis On Weblogs And Political Journalists: Now Available On Amazon

Posted by Peter Bihr
March 11, 2008

Exciting news (well, for me): My masters thesis on the Relevance of Weblogs for the Work of Political Journalists just went into print. (It’s German only, sorry, but you’ll find the abstract at the end of this post.)
The thesis is now available through amazon.de:

Author: Peter Bihr
Publisher: Vdm Verlag Dr. Müller (March 2008)
ISBN-10: 3836464292
ISBN-13: […]

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The Relevance of Weblogs for the Work of Political Journalists: My Masters Thesis is Online

Posted by Peter Bihr
December 21, 2007

I just received news that my masters thesis has been graded (1.0 = “very good”), which also means I’m now allowed to publish it online. For the thesis, I interviewed political journalists working at German newspapers (print and online) as well as news agencies about the relevance of weblogs for their work, and how they […]

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