Drinking Beer with Robert Scoble

As I mentioned before, I really like spontaneous events. So tonight I went drinking beer with Maryam and Robert Scoble and a bunch of German bloggers and webworkers (Sebastian, Rolf, Carolin and Christian) and family members (Robert’s aunt).

That was fun.


(note to myself: I am a lousy photographer)

After a couple of pitchers Sebastian broke the ice and asked Robert to sign his book. I couldn’t resist to this peer pressure and had to get an autograph myself:


("REMO, Thanks for meeting us in Freiburg! Good luck with your business & hope you enjoy this!")

(Pssst, don’t tell Robert that I haven’t read the book yet… I just read the first chapter on the way there… I haven’t even finished the Long Tail, The World is Flat, Tipping Point, Wisdom of the Crowds… heeeeeelp… I’m suffering from information overload!!!!!)

I even did little video with Robert for this blog:

Medium: www.youtube.com
Link: www.youtube.com

Obviously, he’s suggesting attending the LIFT conference, a conference he considers in the following years becoming one of the best Web/Tech-Conferences on the planet. Presumably I’ll be there, too.

And finally I could capture Robert at work, being a director. I love the dog scene and of course the shushing signals ;-)

Medium: www.youtube.com
Link: www.youtube.com

@Robert:
I hope to meet you in Geneva. Maybe next time I can get the URL-thing right ;-). For the record: It was trigami.com and we’re doing something like PayPerPost in Europe. My pitch was definetely the lousiest one I ever did. I hope you don’t cut it out of your video, ’cause it’ll be definitely fun to watch ;-).

@Others:
Hope to see you soon. Don’t forget the Webmondays in Freiburg and don’t forget the Silicon Rhalley (aka Silicon Rheintal).

To cut the crap:
I enjoyed it!

(PS: Thanks to YouTube I had to wait over 45 min to let this two little videos process. That pretty much sucks. And it doesn’t even work properly yet. So if you can’t see the videos, don’t blame me, blame YouTube – and come back in a couple of hours)

Update:
Here’s Roberts report

Some other learnings of yesterday’s meeting
#1: Robert uses Google Reader as his main RSS-Reader (and subscribed 500+ RSS-Feeds)
#2: Robert loves Techmeme
#3: Robert recently bought a Mac ;-)

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16 Responses to “Drinking Beer with Robert Scoble”

  1. Dominik Says:

    Lieber Remo

    Gratulation zu diesem tollen Beitrag! Hoffe Du konntest viel profitieren vom Scobleizer und hast auch ein bisschen Werbung für das blogcamp Switzerland (

    http://blogcamp.ch) gemacht ;-))

    Gruss nach Basel

    Dominik

  2. Remo Uherek Says:

    Hi Dominik

    Ja, das BlogCamp hab ich erwähnt, doch Robert scheint sich in die LIFT verliebt zu haben ;-). Wenn das BlogCamp gleich anschliessend an die LIFT stattgefunden hätte, wäre er sicher vorbeigekommen.

    Dafür hoffe ich nun, dass die Freiburger Blog-Mannschaft kommt :-).

    Remo

  3. caro Says:

    das war sehr nett gestern, remo, und auch wenn ich es dieses mal leider nicht schaffen werde, komme ich doch auf jeden fall zum nächsten blogcamp.

  4. Remo Uherek Says:

    Hi Caro

    War cool Dich kennenzulernen. Ich hoffe das Scoble-Interview mit Dir wird ein Hit :-).

    Gruss, Remo

  5. LIFT || A conference about technology in our society. Says:

    [...] Yesterday I met Robert Scoble in Freiburg (Germany). That was cool, see my report: http://www.chuchichaeschtli.com/artikel/drinking-beer-with-the-scobleizer/ [...]

  6. Sebastian Says:

    Hi Remo,
    leider schaffe ich weder LIFT noch Blogcamp, obwohl ich zu beiden Events gerne hingehen würde, … sitze halt noch an meiner Diplomarbeit. Beim nächsten Mal garantiert! Der nette Abend in der kleinen, interessanten Runde mit Robert Scoble war eine willkommene Abwechslung und vielleicht ja der Grundstein für das Silicon Rhalley (ich würd’s so schreiben ;-) Ne, im Ernst, ein Webmontag sollte schaffbar sein!
    Gruss aus Freiburg, Seb

  7. Remo Uherek Says:

    Hi Sebastian

    Schade wegen LIFT und BlogCamp. Aber das werden ja nicht die letzten Events gewesen sein.

    Gruss, Remo

    PS: Silicon Rhalley klingt wirklich besser. Habs oben editiert ;-).

  8. Shrikant Joshi Says:

    Remo,

    Going a li’l off-track: Love the name of your website!

    This might sound silly, maybe downright stupid, but I have been looking for that word for the last six months!

    Thanks and Cheers!

    Shrikant Joshi

  9. medienlese Says:

    6 vor 9…

    Verschlafen, vergeigt
    (werbewoche.ch, Peter Uebersax)
    Der Blick verlor seine Zukunft, weil zuviele Schöngeister im Brei rührten.
    Vanity Fair
    (floriansteglich.de)
    50 Millionen Euro oder mehr soll das Ding gekostet haben. Mein Gott. Liebe Vanit…

  10. Remo Uherek Says:

    @Shrikant:
    Glad if I could help :-)

  11. Andre Says:

    Did you quietly switch the main language of your blog or are you going for a schwitzerdütsch aproach to Denglisch? :-)

  12. Remo Uherek Says:

    @Andre: See the impact of Lift07 on me and this blog

  13. ScobleShow Video after roundtable in Freiburg » Swiss Made Entrepreneurship Says:

    [...] The video of our German meeting is online: [...]

  14. Patrick Says:

    Oh man, da waere ich auch gerne dabei gewesen.
    War bestimmt ein lustiger Abend.

    Gruesse in die Schweiz

  15. First Blogiversary! » Remo about Entrepreneurship Says:

    [...] Highlights of this year: 17.8.2006: Famous ad for my blog in the very early days (by the way: I did the spot with David ;-). 20.8.2006: My first thoughts on the new name of openBC (long before my big scoop) 28.8.2006: I discovered the Swiss entrepreneurship bloggers 3.9.2006: My learnings after the first month of blogging 11.9.2006: I decided to go to the first BarCamp Switzerland (which turned out to be a VERY good decision, because we had the idea for trigami during this BarCamp) 22.9.2006: The big XING-scoop (THE HIGHLIGHT of the year – my most successful posting so far !!!) 29.10.2006: My BarCamp report 16.11.2006: The trigami project was born 1.2.2007: First version of trigami went live 6.2.2007: Drinking beer with Robert Scoble (what more can I say…) 21.3.2007: BlogCamp is sold out! 200 participants! (by the way: BlogCamp was born on the first BarCamp, too. So the first BarCamp turned out to be pivotal and legendary!) 26.3.2007: RedHerring 100 in Cannes (EXCELLENT networking; I loved this conference!) 9.4.2007: Why I started using twitter (see also this funny comic :-) 28.4.2007: First Venture Cocktail next Thursday in Zurich (Venture Cocktail was born in Cannes… there definitely seems to be a pattern !!!) 4.5.2007: Remo meets XING (finally: the BIG meeting :-) 13.6.2007: Dog Attack! (we finally incorporated trigami AG !!!) [...]

  16. Wine Drums Says:

    Those are some great video’s. It is always good to go out and meet new people over a few drinks.

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