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Peter Hogenkamp und Reto Kleeb, CEO und CTO der Scope Content AG, sprechen in diesem Podcast darüber, warum Software immer kaputt geht. Scope ist Anbieter von B2B-Whitelabel-Software für kuratierte Inhalte. Mehr dazu: www.thescope.com/angebot.
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Episode 17 of the Neon Moiré Show is with dina Amin, creator of #TinkerFriday. Thomas Dahm talks with Cairo-based product designer dina Amin about the letter “D”,
starting ‘Tinker Friday’, why she started using stop-motion animation and her love for the medium, being on Patreon and so much more.
This episode is recorded during beyond tellerrand Düsseldorf 2018. #btconf
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Audio Die Leistungsgesellschaft - Ein Phänomen der Moderne?: Leistung! Überall wird Leistung gefordert. Wer viel leistet, der verdient auch viel - diese Rechnung gilt als fair. Aber stimmt das überhaupt? Und seit wann gibt es überhaupt das Konzept der Leistung?
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