How to Say “Fake It!” in Germany and Finland
We’re proud to announce that Fake It! is now out in German and Finland (see Finnish press after the German section)
Your guide to digital self-defense hits bookstores in Germany, Switzerland and Austria this week under the title Mich kriegt ihr nicht! (You won’t catch me), published by Murmann Verlag in Hamburg.
Patrick Beuth, author for ZEIT ONLINE, has been one of the first to speak with us about the German edition. And we’re excited to report he recommends the book.
And here is an interview with Steffan Heuer in Sächsische Zeitung 27th Feb 2013.
Here is a review at Spiegel Online actually recommending our book 28th Feb 2013 calling it Justified Alarmism, “Berechtigte Panikmache” and concluding: “Wenn Sie aber gern online sind, obwohl Sie der ganze technische Computerkram gar nicht so genau interessiert: Kaufen Sie dieses Buch. Denn selbst wenn man sich an die Tipps nicht halten mag, erklärt es allgemeinverständlich, was mit unseren Daten passiert, sobald wir online gehen.”
Dominik Allemann @dominikallemann writes on Twitter: Kompliment an die autoren @sheuer @PernilleT! «Mich kriegt ihr nicht!». SEHR LESENSWERT! (very readable). You can see their review here. It is a Swiss blog.
Radio interview with Steffan Heuer at Bayerische Rundfunk Monday 11th March
A great blog review The German Internet-Angst – thanks.
Interview with Steffan Heuer in the largest daily in Switzerland: Tages Anzeiger saying that “Internet-users are all little brothers” and “Steffan Heuer says that our personal data are being collected systematically and he calls for digital selfdefense.”
WDR-interview 15.4.13 with Steffan Heuer about digital selfdefense. And at WDR5.
Deutche Welle, 30.4.13 interview on web-tv with Steffan Heuer about fighting back from the massive tracking of us online. Here in English. Here in German.
Ist Privatsphare im Netz Moglich? Steffan Heuer in NDR.de.
Concerning Finland:
Here are some of the many articles and television shows from around the launch. We will update it, as it is still coming in. Unfortunately most of it cannot be understood. The talkshows and tv, if it is online, is however in English, as I dont speak Swedish well enough to explain such a complicated topic.
