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Bloggers have increasingly gained influence in city-making and experienced by accumulating their large numbers of readers and followers. On 4 October, fifteen trendsetting from the Netherlands and abroad get on stage to share what drives them, inspires them, and what their ideas are when it comes to topics such as urban development, architecture, food, design, bicycle culture, street art, and new media.
Blogging the City is the world’s first conference that brings together bloggers to share their perspective on the city of the future. Blogging the City will be a not-to-miss source of inspiration for everyone interested in cities, urban development, design and new media.
Speakers at Blogging the City include Mikael Colville-Andersen, Denmark’s national bicycle ambassador and founder of the Copenhagenize blog, the Dutch author and blog guru Ernst-Jan Pfauth, Filip Visnjic of London-based CreativeApplications, blogger and Head of Amsterdam’s Spatial Planning Department Zef Hemel, Hamburg-based street art blogger Rudolf Klöckner, and Régine Debatty, who is the driving force behind we-make-money-not-art. Please visit bloggingthecity.com for the conference’s full program.
Blogging the City Amsterdam is initiated by the international blog The Pop-Up City, and is supported by Philips. Other partners of Blogging the City are the Netherlands Architecture Fund, the City of Amsterdam, the Goethe Institute, the Danish Culture Institute, Pakhuis de Zwijger, the Lloyd Hotel and the Virtual Platform.
