Today: Blogging The City

Ladies and gentlemen, today is the day! This afternoon and evening, we’re bringing together a selection of Europe’s leading bloggers at Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam, 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. Thanks to generous support of Philips, there’ll be a live stream available for the entire conference! Blogging the City starts at 14:00 local time (CEST), so there’s two hours left for you to run to the supermarket to buy some popcorn and soda.

Program

14:00-17:00 (CEST): Blogging the City Afternoon Program
With talks by us, Stefan Höffken (Urbanophil), Régine Debatty (we-make-money-not-art), Zef Hemel (City of Amsterdam, Vrijstaat Amsterdam), Luc Harings (ilovenoord), Wouter Boon (Amsterdam Ad Blog), and Martijn de Waal (The Mobile City).

20:00-23:00 (CEST): Blogging the City Night Program
With talks by Mikael Colville-Andersen (Copenhagenize), Filip Visnjic (CreativeApplications), Rudolf Klöckner (Urban Shit), Antonia Märzhäuser (Freunde von Freunden), Charlie Hilton (Urban Times), Ernst-Jan Pfauth (Pfauth.com), and Thomas Marzano (Philips).

Please visit bloggingthecity.com/program for the latest program updates! Live stream will be posted soon.

Credits

Blogging the City is initiated by Pop-Up City and powered by Philips. Other partners include the Netherlands Architecture Fund, Pakhuis de Zwijger, the City of Amsterdam, the Goethe Institute, the Lloyd Hotel, the Danish Cultural Institute, Virtueel Platform, AirBnB and Wikistedia.

PUC × Blogging the City

A Chat With Rudolf Klöckner (Urban Shit)

Last Thursday Blogging the City took place in Amsterdam. It turned out to be an unforgettable day with a great selection of leading European bloggers that shared what drives them and inspires them with our online and offline audience. One of them was Rudolf Klöckner, driving force behind Hamburg-based street art blog Urban Shit. He entertained the audience by showing his favorite urban interventions he's come across in the past years. We asked him a few questions right before the conference.

Thank You!

Laaaaaadies and gentlemen! Yesterday we brought together our favorite selection of bloggers in Amsterdam at Blogging the City. It was a great conference, and we have to thank so many people for making it an unforgettable day.

Blogging The City Live!

Thanks to Philips, Blogging the City will be live streamed. Do you have any questions for the speakers? Send them to their personal Twitter accounts (see below) and make sure to use the hash tag #bloggingthecity. Enjoy!