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First photos of SmashingConf in London dropping in. Today: Workshop with Vitaly Friedman.

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⇾ Visit: First Photos of SmashingConf London

I mean, I still have a couple of real C64 in my house, but maybe a nice thing and if only for the good memories. ;)

The C64 Mini is announced to be coming in March.

⇾ Visit: C64 Mini

Wow. This is simply beautiful. Watch the mysterious flights of the Common Starling. Filmed by filmmaker Jan van IJken. I could watch this for hours.

⇾ Visit: The Art of Flying – Movie

The French photographer Romain Thiery created a stunning set of photos called Nature Takes Over, in which nature takes back buildings and landscapes.

A beautiful and melancholic atmosphere.

⇾ Visit: Nature Takes Over

Lovely to see that Brendan Dawes opensourced his Plastic Player. I’d love to have one and now, if I find time in any corner of my room, I am able to build one myself. Don’t know about Bren’s Plastic Player? Check this:

⇾ Visit: Bren’s Plastic Player now Open Source

I never loose the excitement in creating the schedule for an event. Pure joy, even though stressful joy with a little bit of pressure, if people are going to like it.

So, I sat down again and made a playlist for the mixtape called #btconf Munich. And this is the playing order aka schedule:

• Tuesday
• Wednesday

⇾ Visit: The Schedule for beyond tellerrand Munich 2018

Yesterday I published a blog post over there at the beyond tellerrand blog in which I summarise how I work on marketing for beyond tellerrand without having a budget for this. Next to this I took three examples of friends, who run a magazine, wrote a book and own a product and explained how they use their own community as a marketing tool.

Read: Marketing without a Marketing Budget

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[…] it’s Marc’s “magic sauce” after all.

hahaha … thanks to Sebastian Greger for the lovely and personal summary of #btconf in Berlin.

⇾ Visit: Sebastian Greger’s Wrap-Up of btconf in Berlin

After Lanyrd more or less is dead for a long time now, I am happy to see Colloq, a promising new service by three people I know. I have written a longer post about it at the beyond tellerrand blog

⇾ Visit: Colloq