Stephanie Czerny and Marcel Reichart are the guest on the last pre-conference podcast - but this only means that now it is time for the "on conference podcasts"!

Listen to them as they show why young and old dinosaurs can still be ahead of the game and get some more insight into what "digital lifestyle" means for people like Marcel and Stephanie.

At the right side you see Moblog and coming soon a video stream. And if you are coming: why not enter where you are from to our frappr map?

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Thomas Madsen-Mygdal is the founder and CEO of the european photo sharing service "23" as well as the founder and host of the annual European gathering for practical digital visionaries "reboot".

At DLD, he will be speaking at the panel "Europe's Catch-up". He and Nicole Simon talk about why talents leave Europe for the US and why "open" is the default.

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Jyri Engeström is CEO, Aula Design and Founder, Aula Network - and Finnish. (link to his blog)

He talks to Nicole Simon how mobile communication is shifting, that not everyone from Finland is into mobile phones and his thoughts on enabling mobile usage for non technical people.

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Jochen Wegner is editor-in-chief of Focus Online, one of the most widely read German-language news sites with 3 million readers.

Before that Wegner was deputy science editor of Focus News Magazine. He regularly published cover stories about online media, high tech and research.

Wegner graduated from Cologne School of Journalism. He went on to study Physics and Philosophy, wrote his master's thesis about the chaos theory of the human brain at the Department of Epileptology, University of Bonn, the world's biggest center for the surgical treatment.

Thomas Wanhoff, who is one of the best known science podcaster in germany, was talking with Jochen Wegner about journalism in the digital days.

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Kevin Slavin is Managing Director and Co-Founder of area/code. He is one of the inventors of Big Games, which are large-scale, real-world games.

A Big Game might involve transforming an entire city into the world's largest board game, or hundreds of players scouring the streets looking for invisible treasure, or a TV show reaching out to interact with real-time audiences nationwide.

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Stefan Kellner and Felix Petersen are founders of plazes: a grassroot approach to location-aware interaction, using the local network you are connected to as location reference. Plazes allows you to share your location with the people you know and to discover people and plazes around you. It's the navigation system for your social life and it's absolutely free.

A tip from Nicole Simon: Get excited about the idea, take a look at Felix and Stefan's trazes of the last month, and make sure to start your plazes browser next week at the DLD and see who else is around!

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Lars Hinrichs is founder and managing director of openbc; a social software platform not only successful in Germany but far beyond that. He talks with Nicole Simon for example about the ideas behind the service and which impact cultural differences even in Europe can have.

He will be speaking on the panel "Europe's Catch-up" and instead of just looking at his speaker bio, why not take a look at his openbc profile as well?

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Esther Dyson is editor at large at CNET Networks, where she is responsible for its monthly newsletter, Release 1.0, and its PC Forum, the high-tech market's leading annual executive conference. As editor at large, she also contributes insight and content to CNET Networks' other properties.

She sold her business, EDventure Holdings, to CNET Networks in early 2004. Previously, she had co-owned EDventure and written/edited Release 1.0 since 1983. Esther Dyson will be on the panel "The next big thing".

Thomas Wanhoff from the Tomorrow Podcastshow talked with her via Skype about her definition of a digital lifestyle.

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Daniel Dubno is producer and technologist for CBS News in New York, where he coordinates Special Events Unit coverage of major national and international news stories, including elections, military conflicts and disasters. Dubno is a pioneer in the use of powerful graphic technologies, satellite imagery and visualization tools for news coverage.

He also regularly appears on-air as Digital Dan on a variety of CBS News broadcasts discussing new technology. He will be on the Panel "What matters?" and will give you his special "toy demo" Thomas Wanhoff from the Tomorrow Podcastshow was talking to him on the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

See his speaker bio or visit his web sites.

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In the following days we will present you interviews with guests and speakers, a so called pre-conference podcast. You will be able to listen directly on our webpage, download them or subscribe to our RSS feed.

First podcast interview guest is Dan Gillmor. He will be speaking on the panel "We the Media" and brings a unique perspective on professional journalism and citizen media to the table.

Nicole Simon interviews him on his new venture of a Center for Citizen Media, and how journalism has changed in this digital world.

Read Dan's speaker bio for more information or visit his blog.

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