Social Media Soup

Zopet prenova Facebooka!

2009-03-05T16:17:00.008+01:00

11. marca bomo uporabniki Facebooka deležni novega dizajna prve strani. Ta bi se naj razlikoval predvsem v poenostavljnih možnostih posredovanja vsebine in medsebojnega povezovanja uporabnikov. Tako bomo lahko v realnem času "spremljali" tako zanimive uporabnike (s katerimi ne bo potrebno biti "prijatelji") kot tudi aktualne teme in interesne skupine, katere si bomo izbrali. Ta model je zelo podoben Twitterju in Friendfeedu.

Jaz sem nad to definicijo teh novosti sicer navdušen, kako pa bo v resnici pa bomo videli naslednji teden. Vsekakor bo ogromno pritožb s strani uporabnikov, ampak kot že pri prešnji prenovi se bomo po parih mesecih novosti navadili - seveda do naslednje prenove čez pol leta:)))
Uradna najava s strani Facebooka in prikaz dizajna najdete na tej strani.

Facebook Pages

Za tiste ki si upravljate z Facebook stranmi: strani bodo dobile obliko zasebnega profila! Primer je U2 Facebook stran. Kar lahko pomeni dodatno delo in stroške s prenovo vaše strani, da ne govorim popolnoma drugačni logiki predstavitve vsebine. Smatram, da je dobra stran tega podobnost z zasebnim profilom, kar bi naj poenstavilo interakcijo z uporabniki.

Marec bo zelo pester.

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Princess Superstar Live @ Klub K4 30.1.2009

2009-02-01T18:40:00.002+01:00

Video recording:

Dj set:

Princess Superstar (DJ Set, !K7) @ Sindikat, Klub K4, 30.01.2009 by Sindikat Live

Flyer:

A Little Bit of Vacation

2009-01-10T19:22:00.003+01:00

I will post less in next month. I'm just starting to work on some projects and I need a little bit of extra time - I'll update blog and Twitter as often as possible.

In the mean time check final version of my Christmas logo collection updated with New Year's logos.

Michael Fakesch Music Video

2009-01-06T14:26:00.004+01:00

Michael Fakesch & Taprik Sweezee - Soda - Live @ Klub K4 on NYE 08/09

I've recorded this video in Klub K4 on NYE (31th of December 2008) with small Canon camera on mini tripod and Nokia N85 in my hand:) Edited Final Cut Pro. It is my first video made with this app so please be gentle in the comments:)

When editing video recordings from the event I've focused on track "Soda" from Michael Fakesch because I think its a realy great track and it was such a great vibe in the club when played (OK, I know it was 4am but still:)).

Social Media Soup for Fluid

2008-12-29T19:01:00.003+01:00

I've made an Fluid icon for Social Media Soup. You can download original file from Flickr.

My Flyer Collection 2008

2008-12-18T19:43:00.001+01:00

In past few months I've designed some of the flyers for those events. Flyers were part of promotion that happend exclusively on Facebook. We always tried to do something funny for the one who was hosting the event, if we made it right than everybody on Facebook was talking about that:)

Here is the collection:

Burning Man with Lee Coombs

Suffragettes + ŠuŠu

Arnold Schwarzenegger + Kilmer

Dexter's Laboratory + Grisha

Star Wars Yoda + Ahac

Obama Bin Laden + Vrisk & Plosk

Fat(s)o + Debeli

Burning Man with Lee Coombs

2008-12-18T13:25:00.011+01:00

Today is a special event, an closure to all thursdays (micro-fridays:) events called Friends 4 Friends that happend at "Pri Zelenem Zajcu" (At Green Rabbits). It's a closing party for the whole "Urban Tribe", Noovo and some other organisations and companies. Event begins on 8 pm at Zeleni Zajec and than move to Rog Factory at midnight. You are all free to come and party with us!

We have a special guest, a legendary dj, Burning Man festival resident from San Francisco USA: Lee Coombs. He will play at Zeleni Zajec from 10pm - 11pm and from 2am - 4am at the Rog factory ... Come and get some!

Soup of the Week #3

2008-12-11T17:30:00.006+01:00

Ingredients:
5 fresh collectable Christmas Logos
1 (6.5 ounce) can Google Friend Connect
3/4 cup dry How To Quiet the Twitter Noise
2 tablespoons dried Fresh Google Reader
1/2 cup chopped Songbird, The Open-Source Music Player
1/2 cup grated PicClick
2 cloves of How Much Do Top Tier Bloggers and Social Media Consultants Get Paid
1 small Clicky Web Analytics, finely chopped
2 tablespoons Vote for Nokia Team Blogger
1 big hot Burning Man with Lee Coombs

Directions:
1. Click on each link above to check all the ingredients
2. Bookmark & share them
3. Write your opinion in the comments below.
4. Wait for reply
5. Conversation done!

Now eat the soup and come back next week :)

Songbird - The Open-Source Music Player

2008-12-10T12:28:00.019+01:00

I've just discovered Songbird - desktop music player with integrated Last.fm, Flickr, YouTube, Hypem and Google Blog search. It runs on Mozilla's XULRunner platform thus, capable of running on Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS X, Solaris and Linux. You can also extend Songbird's functionality with lots of Add-ons! As Aaron Boodman from Greasemonkey said: "Songbird promises to be the Firefox of media players"

Christmas Logos 2008

2008-12-08T22:03:00.024+01:00

As you may already know, we've managed to collect 27 different logos, headers and background designs for Halloween this year. I've noticed that some of the companies had already changed their original logo with a Christmas version. Hence, in the following post I'll try to collect all of the Christmas web logos for this year.

Please let me know if you got one that I haven't added yet. If we 'll manage to gather enough material, a voting poll for your favs will be set up.

Mashable

Zappos

Seesmic

Yahoo - Christmas Logo

Yahoo - NYE Logo

Yahoo Japan - NYE Logo

Google - Christmas

Google - New Year Logo

Last.fm

FriendFeed

AOL - Christmas Logo

AOL - NYE Logo

The Pirate Bay - Christmas Logo

The Pirate Bay - New Year Logo

Ask.com

Ustream

AskMen

DogPile - Hanukkah logo

Dogpile - New Year Logo

WiLogo.com

Bit.ly

DeviantArt

POPurls

Funny Or Die

iJustine.com

Netlog

Zadeta od Lajfa™

Bringler.com

Igabiba

Amazon

Kelkoo

Dogster

Catster

All Recipes

Smotri

Iwon

Core4

Desktop Nexus

Skins 4 Ning

Xra Normal

Google Friend Connect on Social Media Soup

2008-12-05T10:56:00.016+01:00

Google Friend Connect is now live! You can create your own community on your site or blog and friends can join with their Google, Yahoo, AIM or Open ID accounts. I've already put some modules in the right column. Please join! The soup is cookin':)

Watch this video for more information about the product:

Soup of the Week #2

2008-12-03T19:49:00.010+01:00

This one is very short and very late:)

Ingredients:
• 2 cups My Sample 11 Video Coverage
• 10 ounce of Koornk on TechCrunch with my profile as a screenshot:)
• 1 cup Top 11 Lamest Blogs
1 package of Addict-o-matic a custom buzz page creator
• 1/4 teaspoon WishListr - create a wishlist
• 1/2 cup chopped Drop.io the simplest way to share online with
• 1/2 cup Social networking status generator
• 1 teaspoon Create your own record label with The Next Big Sound
• 99 Resources for Web 2.0 Design

Directions:
1. Click on each link above to check all the ingredients
2. Bookmark & share them
3. Write your opinion in the comments below.
4. Wait for reply
5. Conversation done!

Now eat the soup and come back next week :)

Sempl 11 - Media Trends Seminar - Video Stream

2008-11-27T14:15:00.010+01:00

I was at Sempl 11 - media trends seminar in Portotose, Slovenia. Below you can see videos I've recoded. See Twitter discussions about this event here.

Unboxing goodie bag

Walking around the venue

Workshop: On-line Strategies by Primož Žižek (Slovenian language)

Social Media Case Study - SiMobil by Samo Grešak from Luna TBWA

Social Media Case Study - Alicia Keys on Facebook by ??

SEMPLER Awards Ceremony with Perpetum Jazzile pt.1

SEMPLER Awards Ceremony with Perpetum Jazzile pt.2

New series of blog posts - "Soup of the Week"

2008-11-24T01:54:00.023+01:00

When I've started with this blog two months ago the idea behind it was to make a central point for all of my microblogging and lifestreaming activities across the web. You can already find some of that in the right column of this blog or on my FirendFeed profile. In addition to that I've decided to introduce a new series of blog posts named "Soup of the Week ". In those posts I will try to collect the most interesting things that I've stumbled upon in that week - a collection of tweets, blog posts, bookmarks, videos, etc. This may come handy if you want to get stuff I'm covering in one place.

If we just take a look of the past week - a lot of revolutionary things happened; Google released SearchWiki that can surely change the way we search and surprisingly shut down Lively - a 3D world similar to SecondLife. In world of live video streaming YouTube had it's first live broadcast of their event. The event kinda reminds me on the early days of MTV and its VMA. They had three separate reliable video streams and millions of viewers on the same moment - a true historic event. But YouTube Live took off in the shade of the dramatic suicide of an 19 years old lifecaster. He committed suicide in front of the whole world - video was broadcast live via his Justin.tv channel. R.I.P.

I'll do this once a week, maybe not the whole writeup, but just with links like you can see below. My English is not very good at the moment so I don't want to torture you:) I'm also not sure on which day exactly I should write this - certainly not on Monday:) or should I? Which logo do you think is better - vertical or horizontal? Let me know how do you feel about it.

Soup of the Week #1

Ingredients:
• 1 package of YouTube Live
• 1 pound fresh interview with Elliot Jay Stocks
• 2 tablespoons Google's new SearchWiki
• 1 Suicide on Justin.tv
• 3/4 cup of how is Facebook going to make more money
• 3 cloves Yahoo! BrowserPlus, minced
• 2 (26 ounce) jars of flexible and adaptable business systems to survive
• 1 free legendary book The Art & Science of CSS
• 1 (15 ounce) container of Old Yugo commercial
• 4 cups Google Kills Lively
• 1/2 cup grated Slovenian web projects FTW at Mashable
• 1 shredded Guns'n'Roses new album on MySpace

Directions:
1. Click on each link above to check all the ingredients
2. Bookmark & share them
3. Write your opinion in the comments below.
4. Wait for reply
5. Conversation done!

Now eat the soup and come back next week :)

Elliot Jay Stocks - Interview & Video from the lecture

2008-11-17T23:44:00.031+01:00

Elliot Jay Stocks is a freelance designer and web developer from U.K. Previously a Senior Designer at Carsonified, now running his own business with recent clients including Wordpress, Blue Flavor and Twiistup. Past clients include The Beatles, Massive Attack, Trojan Records, and EMI Records. Recently he held a lecture in Kiberpipa, Slovenia on Spletne Urice where Simon Ručigaj made an interview with him for Blogorola magazine. We decided to publish an original version of the interview here on Social Media Soup with the video from the lecture.

INTERVIEW
Interview by: Simon Ručigaj

Photos by: Marta Lamovšek

So – what do you preach?
I try to do design that’s a little bit different... that behaves a little differently... thinking outside the box – though I really hate that term. Stuff that challenges a little bit and work that looks good and doesn’t get too worried about functionality and accessibility at the cost of looking really nice. And vice-versa.

At some point then you have to make a compromise? How do you do it?
How do I do it? These are big questions. (laugh) You can vary the compromise depending on what your scenario is, or that of the client. If you compromise a lot, you may end up with something that doesn’t look too good. Sometimes you can get a client around your way of thinking... It’s about educating them; showing them the balance between accessibility

and good looking design.

Can we say that blogs and WordPress destroyed the scenery in the web-design sphere? Everything is the same (almost). What can be done?
I don’t think blogs or WordPress (or any CMS) are to blame, but it’s true that a lot of blogs and designs look like default themes. Some people do interesting things, like lifestreams, Twitter stuff; these are interesting. I use WordPress for most of the sites I build, but it’s usually used more as a CMS and less like a blog... and that’s maybe a little bit easier to make it look different from a typical ‘blog’ design.

People just need to stop resting on their laurels and other people’s laurels and start thinking about why elements should be placed where they are.

How much does a web designer earn these days?
It still varies a lot. You can earn fairly decent money but be prepared to offer discounts. The more known you become in the industry, the easier it gets to charge more. Recently I’ve done some jobs at a relatively high rate, but I often still end up dropping down to the kind of money I was charging a few months ago, because they were friends or returning clients. I don’t mind dropping the price so much if I can do something that I’m really pleased with. So with some jobs that aren’t so fun to do, there’s more of a temptation to whack the rates up. But it’s all still pretty decent – an average agency will charge you about £500 a day in the UK for their labour, so if you’re freelance, you can be expected to charge a little bit less. The bigger your profile is, the more you can charge. I’m booked up until March, which is great, but it also means that

I’ve had to turn down some decent jobs.

During the credit crunch crisis do you expect to drop prices?
All of my clients at the moment are in America, which is a bad thing on one hand because they’ve been hit with the credit crisis too - and I’ve lowered my rates for them - but on the other hand it’s easier to separate it from the stuff happening at home. Plus, my clients are doing fairly well, so I think the media is exaggerating the whole crisis thing.

The Internet enables exaggeration...
Yes. The other thing is this: our industry is so great since we have almost no overheads. A lot of us work from home, we don’t have to print anything, and we collaborate and communicate by e-mail or IM or Skype. It’s the perfect industry for cutting down on your overheads.

What overheads do we have?

Paying for the internet line, paying your rent, and buying the newest Mac. (laugh) But I have to sell the old one first!

The term designer, in the age of Internet, started to refer to some kids who do some HTML, CSS and such, and they call themselves web designers. You do need education to be a designer, right?
Education and experience. My dad is a designer, but I was never taught design at school. I picked up most of the design principles along the way doing various different things.

When people say ‘I’ve got a pirated copy of Dreamweaver’ and they think they’re designers... that is very easy to do. Some people see the free web design tools which you get when you rent space at your hosting provider and they think that that’s all there really is to it and that it must be pretty easy. It’s a challenge to try and convince people that there is way more to it than that. People do get caught up in their tools – they’ve pirated Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver and Flash, for instance – but you still have to have some kind of education and experience.

Do you have any idea about what is harder – teach an old school press designer to ‘go web’, or a web designer to learn print design?
I probably don’t have enough experience to say. But, I would guess – with a terrible generalisation – people who start off doing web are probably going to be younger and because of that, they might be more adaptable to the tools and skills required, and therefore might easily get swayed into doing print; whereas print designers tend to be slightly older and they might find it a little bit harder to get into the web. But obviously that is changing!

I think that when a lot of people start web design they may not necessarily have the understanding of print design or the key principles, but that is not a terribly bad thing because they can develop them most of the time. When you start off, you get into web design, but you never really know the fundamentals of actual design; you don’t know the rules. As you develop, you may then come in contact with these things, and to become better it might require you to read up on these kinds of concepts. It’s weird, but people who study print design are generally better designers as a whole – although this is another terrible generalisation – because many of the key principles of print design are so important that without them you can’t really be a print designer, whereas to be web designer you can do without them, sadly. It does come down to education as well. Print design is taught, and along with it, all that key knowledge, but web design is taught more from the technical side. They concentrate more on how to write HTML, which is great, but maybe you lack design knowledge in the process.

So, in your lectures you were really cheering for the flash interface? We have the feeling that most people hate it because it is so non-universal and it is expensive to do? The ‘flashers’ are not as common as HTML coders...
Well, I guess I didn’t really explain what I meant. Flash is great – I started up doing Flash. Its user interface is so similar to Photoshop and therefore it was really easy to start designing, although if you really want to do things heavy in flash then you really need to go deep into coding with ActionScript. I kind of moved away and got into web standards, trying to make things more accessible. I’m still in touch with Flash, but I haven’t done a Flash site in about three years – I use bits of it, but not much. Mostly it’s the universal access point – you can index Flash sites, you can make it searchable, but you have to jump through hoops in order to do so. So although I was saying that people have done great things with Flash, I find it too inaccessible most of the time to use it in place of XHTML / CSS. In my presentation, I was saying that we (designers in the web standards world) should try and embrace some of the experimentation seen in all-Flash sites, since they’ve inherited a lot of the ‘experimental’ stuff form print design.

So – in your opinion – when does a page get overproduced?
That’s a good question. Probably when the content is no longer clear, like if something doesn’t grab you with an immediate message because it’s too confusing.

Can we get fed up with design and start going in the way of ‘no design’?
You mean minimalism? Of course... There are also many sites, like Tumblr, where people can’t be bothered to write a blog; they just post minimal stuff, like what they have found elsewhere on the web... which is also cool. I find microblogging an interesting concept, and it has its own design conventions and challenges.

Probably the really cool designed web pages are the one from the top corporations with gazillions in budgets?
Well, there are many agencies which usually put out the really consistently good, interesting and experimental designs. But people also do this in-house. I personally don’t look for inspiration just from the big agencies; I also find it on some personal designs, and on blogs etc.

You’ve designed a very successful WordPress theme named Starkers?
Oh, yes. It’s basic, stripped down completely. It’s meant to be a starting point. I took the Default theme that comes with WordPress, stripped out the presentational HTML, stripped out all of the CSS, and then added some reset CSS... that’s all it is, really!

What are your design statistics?
I graduated in 2004 and I got a job at EMI. So I’ve been in the business for four years now and I have around a hundred items in my portfolio – including adverts, print, packaging...

Here comes an Ali G style question – do you think that any web designer should be sentenced to death because of bad design?
Yeah, most of them (laugh)... No, I don’t think anyone should be killed, but there are some terrible web design crimes out there.

Should they receive an aversion therapy like the character Alex in the famous Clockwork Orange?
That would be punishment enough, yes. (laugh)

VIDEO

Here is the video from the lecture on 29th October in Kiberpipa, Slovenia. Recorded by Kiberpipa - see CC licence here.

Web Design Battle at www:h

2008-11-14T09:46:00.026+01:00

Spletne urice or Web Hours when translated in English (www:h) are series of events held every Wednesday in Kiberpipa, Ljubljana. Topics range from web design and programming to random geeky stuff and bear watching; thus, www:h is the place to be if you're a web freak based in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
This Wednesday three great web designers Mitja Ribič, Gregor Zalaznik and Natan Nikolič got together and designed live in front of the audience a new web site for www:h with the host Davorin Pavlica who pre-recorded his re-design at home.

After one hour of work the results were pretty amazing; Mitja with his beautiful design style, Grega added some social features in the sidebar, Natan did a precise minimalistic look and Davorin in colorful blocky style.

Mitja Ribič

Gregor Zalaznik

Natan Nikolič

Davorin Pavlica

I think it would be interesting to bring all of the designs together in the ultimate mashup-mockup:) Imagine Mitja's header and Natan's body with sidebar design from Davorin and Gregor's social features like Flickr, Twitter and U-stream... Maybe we should create a group on Facebook and everybody interested could contribute to this project!

So, what do you reckon? Which one do you like best?

Videos from the event recorded by Roba3000 with FlixWagon:

Best Halloween Web Logo 2008 - Final Results!

2008-11-07T16:53:00.003+01:00

First of all I would like to thank everybody who voted and supported "Best Halloween Web Logo 2008" competition. We collected 27 logos, headers and background designs - this is probably something that no one did before (let me know if you now someone:). For the next year I'm thinking of doing the same - but with more promotion and even more collected designs - maybe I'll do seperate site for this. This year everything happend so quick and fast:)

Please Digg and share this site - I would really appreciate it.

So, the winner is Funny Or Die with 47% of all the votes! Google is on second place, YouTube and Zuula both on 3rd place.

*As you can see above Funny Or Die has a lot more votes than others - I'm not sure if they have send an army of voters, a hacker or their logo is actualy looking that good:)

Grab Up - Quickest Way To Share Screenshots

2008-11-04T15:02:00.014+01:00

If you're annoyed with long procedures when sharing screenshots, than you should try Grab Up! The application is for now Mac OSX only and is realy fast. Basically what you have to do is just press "cmd+shif+3" and select the desired area. Screenshot than is automatically uploaded on their server and link saved in your clipboard. Now you're ready to share!

There are two versions: Free and Pro (for 20$). Free has annoying adds above picture you've captured - Pro has no adds, option for uploading screenshots automatically to your FTP and custom image watermark. What I don't like is adds in free version, no Flickr support in Pro version and no option to customise keyboard shortcuts.

Download Grab Up here. For detailed presentation watch this video:

That's how the screenshot looks like in Free version:

Screenshot in Pro version:

iPhone: Sync Your Google Calendar

2008-11-01T21:02:00.004+01:00

Did you ever wanted to sync your Google Calendar with iPhone Calendar app? For me lack of synchronization was the reason why I didn't use Google Calendar at all. Now this is possible with NuevaSync, a web-service that enables two-way synchronization between them. It's easy to use and free!

Check this tutorial or visit their web site for more info.

Halloween Web Logos 2008

2008-10-31T20:17:00.025+01:00

Many pages around the web are changing their logo for Halloween. Because I like this idea I've decided this year to collect them and made a voting poll. Please vote for your favorite one below. You can vote untill wednesday 5th of November 2008.

Voting is now closed. You can see final results here!

Aol

Ars Technica

Ask.com

Ask Men

Cafemom

Daily Motion

Dogpile

FriendFeed

Funny Or Die

Google

Last.fm

Live.com

Iwon

Mocospace

MSN

Reddit

Smashing Magazine

Smugmug

StumbleUpon

Sweepstakeslovers

The IconFactory

Vimeo

Yahoo

Wilogo

Wolpy

YouTube

Zuula

Elliot Jay Stocks Live at Kiberpipa Slovenia

2008-10-29T18:51:00.005+01:00

Here are the links for live video streams and broadcasts from Elliot Jay Stocks event in Kiberpipa (Slovenia).

• Original link to video on Kiberpipa site

• Same video on Viddler:

Elliot Jay Stocks v Sloveniji

2008-10-29T11:04:00.020+01:00

Ljubljano je obiskal Elliot Jay Stocks, človek, ki sem ga spoznal v Miamiju (FOWA), kjer je bil del skupine organizatorjev Carsonified. Spominjam se, da sva se zapletla v pogovor in takrat seveda nisem vedel, da je to oseba, katere dizajne občudujem že kar nekaj časa - do trenutka, ko sva si izmenjala vizitke. Njegov blog spremljam vsaj od začetka leta 2007, ko je bil objavljen na strani CSS Beauty in kasneje proglašen za enega najlepših dizajnov tistega leta. V svoji karieri je kot oblikovalec sodeloval na mnogih projektih, kot npr. z agencijami kot so Carsonified in Blue Flavor ter delal za največjo angleško glasbeno založbo EMI (Ray Charles, Chemical Brothers, Massive Attack, ...) Njegov celotni portfolio najdete na tej povezavi .

Z Elliotom sva obdržala stike oz. twitte in kmalu po tem, ko se je odločil za samostojno kariero oblikovalca in govorca, se je porodila ideja, da bi prišel tudi v Slovenijo, deželo nad katero je navdušen že od prvega zasebnega obiska tukaj. Seveda je v akcijo stopil Marko in omogočil da bo danes ob 19h v Kiberbipi imel predavanje s pomenljivim naslovom "Close Your Browser - Finding Inspiration In The Offline World". Vsi vljudno vabljeni!

V primeru, da se predavanja ne morete udeležiti, pa si lahko ogledate prenos v živo kar tukaj na tem blogu (novi članek bo objavljen malo pred 19h) ali pa direktno na tem chanellu - kjer lahko prenos tudi komentirate. Za video streame iz terena pa spremjajte Roberta na Twitterju.

Update:
Outbreak me je v komentarju prijazno opomnil, da je za obisk omogočil Parsek kot sponzor (kritje stroškov obiska) in Kiberpipa, ki je odstopila prostor. Hvala!

Nekaj njegovih dizajnov:

Roisin Murphy Showing Her Butt - Exclusive Video!

2008-10-20T18:39:00.002+02:00

I've just read a tweet from my friend Maša that video of Roisin Murphy (ex- Moloko) showing her butt after her concert in Križanke (Ljubljana) is finally online HERE.

The funny thing was that I was streaming videos from the concert with my Nokia & Qik - than just seconds before she showed her ass, my battery went out :)

Fireside chat with Mark Zuckerberg

2008-10-14T13:04:00.012+02:00

A few days ago on FOWA London 2008 Ryan Carson did interesting 30 min interview with Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder and CEO. Mark was talking about Facebook Connect and how frequency of sharing information has increased over last 4 years. Watch video below.

Berlin Web Week / Web 2.0 Expo - Who's going?

2008-10-13T21:24:00.002+02:00

Berlin Web Week / Web 2.0 Expo is near - I have some questions for all of you who's going there:

where do you stay,
how do you travel,
which events do you plan to attend
and ofcourse what are your plans for partying?

please write me an comment here below, reply on Twitter or Facebook