Lecturers
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| Eirik Solheim (Norveška): Educated television engeneer from the university of Stavanger. Working as a project manager in the developement department of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. Author of Trendmapper New technologies and the media are Eirik’s core interests. As product manager at the research department of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation he is in charge of products developing television in conjunction with mobile technologies, broadband access and IPTV. >>> http://www.eirikso.com |
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| Nicolas Fermont (Francija): author of Snowbroading.eu. Journalism and the internet are two fields that Nicolas has been bringing together from the very beginning. When he discovered blogs he began writing with a vengeance. From a personal diary he came to devote his blog to his great passion: snowboarding. >>> http://www.snowbroader.eu |
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| Dejan Restak (Srbija): CEO of B92.net. Dejan Restak, studied information system engineering and is now the CEO of B92.net, currently the most successful Serbian language website. Since 1994 he has followed B92.net through it’s entire development – first as webmaster, then project leader and finally as CEO and editor in chief. >>> http://blog.b92.net/blog/293 |
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| Katja Vukčevič Katja Vukčevič works at research firm VALICON (formerly CATI) and deals with clients from the information and communication technology fields. She also works in qualitative and web research. She moved to research from the internet world. For four years she worked with major Slovenian clients as an information architect, project manager and consultant for web projects and user experience. She last worked at Case Sensitive, after working at Renderspace and Imago. >>> |
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| Barbara KvasBarbara Kvas is a university educated political scientist and editor of the web portal E-demokracija.si. She graduate with the topic Electronic democracy in Slovenian counties. Because of great interest in the concept of e-democracy she decided to setup the first web portal devoted to e-democracy in Slovenia and abroad. >>> |
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| Michael Manske, author of Carniola.org. After moving around a lot in his youth, Michael Manske moved from the noisy metropolis of New York to Slovenia in 2001, and now feels quite at home. >>> http://www.carniola.org |
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| Jani Sever, editor and journalist at Vest.si. A historian by education, he graduated at the Faculty of Philosophy in Ljubljana. He has worked as a journalist for 13 years and as the editor in chief of Mladina magazine (from 1997 till October 2006). >>> http://www.vest.si |
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| Milan Slana, editor at Dnevnik.si Born in Murska Sobota, he has a local-patriot bias towards Štajerska, although lately he’s been seen around Primorska a lot as well. After high school in Murska Sobota he began his studies at the Faculty of Social Sciences in Ljubljana, where he graduated as a journalist. >>> http://www.dnevnik.si |
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| mag. Benjamin Lesjak, Faculty of Law, University of Maribor. Assistant at the Faculty of Law, University of Maribor on the subject of Legal information technology, he deals with legal questions of an information society. >>> |
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| Marko Crnkovič, editor and blogger of Blogos and a columnist. >>> http://crnkovic.blog.siol.net/ |
