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                        "*": "{{Event\n|Event Name=re:publica 13\n|Mainurl=http://re-publica.de/\n|date=2013/05/06\n|end_date=2013/05/08\n|Location=Berlin, Germany\n|EventType=Conference\n|EventCategory=Free Culture, \n}}\nOf the spontaneous idea of a blogger meeting at a major company conferences in Europe: re: publica invites for the seventh time to come to Berlin to discuss with 5,000 expected participants of the digital life and exchange ideas. And also to celebrate. From 6.-8. May 2013 is the event for the second time at Berlin Gleisdreieck takes place in the \"station\", with the motto \"in / side / out\" and returns it inside out. And vice versa. But first things first: In 2006, German blogs were so well established that they were not only self-penetrated in the public perception, but washed their own topics on the surface. It was time to draw the so-called \"blogosphere\" from their virtual to the physical world, and then, with a beer joint, the idea for a blogger meeting - and in a second his name: re: publica. few months later Tanja & Johnny Haeusler of Spreeblick.com, Markus Beckedahl netzpolitik.org and Andreas Gebhard of newthinking communications opened on 11 April 2007, the doors to the very first re: publica, before the waiting might not produce the 300, but 700 guests. The following three days in the premises of the Berlin Kalkscheune were so successful that a repeat of the conference was not a question, but an open call for all parties involved. Since then, the re: publica an institution and one of the world's most important conferences around the develops digital world that year after year bigger, prettier and more international. 2012 was attended by 4,500 visitors, and over 300 orators presented themselves on the eight stages of the nearly 16,000-square-foot area of the station in Berlin, and it catapulted the Blogger Meeting of yore in the category International Festival. \"Anyone who thinks that the re: publication was a class reunion is right. Whoever thinks the re: publica is just a class reunion, has no idea. \" Anke Groner, 2010 Despite its enormous growth, it is the re: publica managed to retain its original charm. Apply to almost any other conference, a similar wide range of guests, nowhere else to hacktivists mix so naturally with business visitors, and is to some other events so controversial and simultaneously discussed cheerfully as at the re:. Publication in Berlin \"re: publica SXSW is with an European accent, the DLD and DAVOS of the people. It is a favorite conference of mine. \" Jeff Jarvis, author and professor of journalism at the eight stages of the re:. publication 2013, national and international orators offer a broad approach to issues as diverse as politics and science on culture and society Some of it will cut down the visitors, surprise, or to move to part in the break of certain shares (or new zuzulegen). Otherwise they will be so far known to rethink what is believed or drive them tears of laughter to my eyes. Unexpected tradition at the re: publica. addition to the program, which consists of one half of the the founder team invited and curated guests and others from selected papers that were in filed for all open \"call for papers\", provides the re: publication the chance to share great ideas and small business cards, and in any case for linking people whose encounter outside the equally informal and inspiring framework of the re:. appears publication unlikely because the diversity of not only the subjects but also the guests what the re: publica distinguished and has made \u200b\u200bit what it is:\u2028 an event."
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                        "*": "{{Event\n|Event Name=re:publica 2012\n|Mainurl=http://re-publica.de/12/en\n|date=2012/05/02\n|end_date=2012/05/04\n|Location=Berlin, Germany\n|EventType=Conference\n|EventCategory=Free culture, advocacy, diy, technology, education\n}}\nThis year seventeen States of the Arab world became part of the revolutionary Arab Spring, a protest movement that leveraged social media more than any before to connect, organize, and succeed beyond expectations.\n\nIs Facebook the new common denominator of dissent?\n\nActivists from countries as diverse as Spain, China and Israel have all begun to use social media to organize and seize political momentum.\n\nSince the Arab Spring, Wall Street has become the cradle of the internationally adopted Occupy Movement, whose endpoint is \u2013 thanks to Twitter \u2013 just as undefinable as any appointed leadership of the often-cited 99%.\n\nAnd eventually, 9% of votes were enough for the German Piratenpartei to gain maximum interest.\n\nWith so much action, the theme for the sixth re:publica was clear to us.\n\nACTION! means that digital society has manifested itself even more assertively this year, across many new social areas. The upcoming program of re:publica 2012 will be filled with international guests putting non-political things into action as well.\n\nACTION! means people who push technology further, rethink education, mobility or finance, develop interactive designs and games, turn thought patterns upside down, pimp conventional businesses, and who screw up things the right way as part of the DIY movement.\n\nBy the way: Thanks to our new location, you will experience our motto quite physically as well. So bring comfortable footwear, because the STATION-Berlin is huge!\n\nThree days full of boundless energy are waiting for you, so roll up your sleeves and get to work \u2013 we can\u2019t wait to shake hands with all the makers on 2-4 May 2012!"
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