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Demi Getschko, Wikipedia, Everton and TV

I have great news, guys. Out of the blue, I was asked to represent Brazilian Wikipedia users on an interview with Demi Getschko. It will take place tomorrow on a traditional TV program in Brazil, called Roda Viva .

Someone entered his wikipedia article, saw my contributions and invited me to represent the whole community (?!).

So, if you have questions, comments or suggestions, feel free to send it via Twitter or e-mail).

Remember that Demi is also member of the ICANN board, ;).

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Permalink Reply by Charity Gamboa-Embley on April 13, 2009 at 2:22pm
Congratulations, Everton...please keep us posted.
Permalink Reply by Seiiti on April 14, 2009 at 3:04pm
Haha this is super cool! Someone found you from your Wikipedia entries? Wow!

Everton, do you see any way of putting that interview on youtube or some other video tool? We'd love to watch it!
Permalink Reply by Everton on April 14, 2009 at 3:25pm
I'm just writing them asking for a copy or something... :)

TV Cultura made available at http://www.iptvcultura.com.br/rodaviva/13-04-2009/ some parts of the interview (portuguese only). But Demi talked a lot more, including his opinion about Wikipedia and other colaborative tools and ICANN-DoC relationships.

Hope to bring you news soon.

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