Several Voices – LeWeb 2009 interview

Posted on December 8, 2009 under Podcast Interviews ,

In this last collection of soundbites – which was supposed to be posting automatically while the train was heading for France – you have shorter snippets of people who want to meet other people to connect. This sounds way simpler than it is mean, because every single one I know comes to Leweb for exactly this: meeting others, conversations and more.

And to check if the food, coffee and wifi this year hold up. ;) I already got some requests about doing an after Leweb Podcast: convince me while I am there, that there is more to be shared about Europe and I’ll be happy to do so. Looking forward talking to you in Paris!

The soundbites in the file:

Betsy Weber(Twitter Web)from the States, wants to meet screencasters and hit the christmas markets
Ana Pires(Twitter Web)is from Portugal and is looking for people to collaborate with
Dean Whitbread(Twitter Web Web)is from the UK and wants to show that not all British are Euroskeptical. He is looking forward to show some fashion ;) and also meet with innovative and creative minds of stuff which has not been done yet
Chris Pirillo(Twitter Web)another one from the States, also with the christmas shopping ;)
Anna Friedrich(Twitter Web)is from Germany and is scouting speakers for next10 next may
Michael Moore-Jones(Twitter Web)is a 15 year old who wants to do reporting for the folks back home in NZ or as he puts it: given that he currently is in Europe he would be a complete idiot not to attend.
Lili Rodichttp://www.ador.hr/lilirodichttp://a1.twimg.com/profile_images/421974022/lili_bigger.jpg
Lili Rodic(Twitter Web)
Not in the sounbites but she left a comment. Lili is also the one you want to talk to because “looking for EU partners; web development; nearshoring to Croatia”
why? nice people, great atmosphere :)
who? I will meet dear people from all over EU and comment real time web in real life with them!
what? I wish to meet new clients and/or partners for http://www.ador.hr and http://www.crowd.com.hr and show them some croatian nice web applications.