Feedbeat has been invented, coded and designed by Sascha Kluger for his supertiny company SE.Kluger Inc. Furthermore he owns Feedbeat, operates Feedbeat, is upkeeping Feedbeat, manages the helpdesk for Feedbeat, handels the backups for Feedbeat, writes the documentations for Feedbeat, drinks his morning coffee while inspecting Feedbeat´s stats and logs, has a big head because it is pumped up with ideas for Feedbeat and Feedbeat issues and Feedbeat marketing ideas and… so on.

SE.Kluger Inc. was founded in 2005. its located in north east of the always rainy Hamburg, united Germany, “old” Europe, earth, solar system, milkyway, universe, infinity. for further information please contact me

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Sascha is born in 1975. He is a geek, not too nerdy, CEO and slave of work in personal union, a semi-good programmer but exceptionally good-looking, married, a dreamer and obviously self reflective.

While operating several BBS-systems during the MODEM driven pre Internet area he discovered his passion to operate… user driven… things in general. He studied software engineering between 1994-1996 but made a fall back to his (well hidden) creative roots later on anyway. He gave up moving (hard coded) bits and bytes and studied performing- and telematic- arts to finally end up as a salesman. He is a trained business management assistant - but the bit-curse forced him to gain 8 years of experience in small business IT-administration and international IT-management for industrial environments across europe and china. He began focusing on internet business in 2002 when he has founded a small publishing company specialized on short run e-papers. He initiated a couple of further small stand alone projects later on - sold to private investors and new business founders. Today he is sick of wearing ties and is on his hunt for the web´s holy grail. Furthermore he consults WEB projects in conceptional and technical issues.

sure, here we go: For me Feedbeat is more than a tool. It´s a kind of philosophy and my incarnated understanding on how a neutral net should be. Blogs made the first step for textual expressions in content evolution. They gave potentially any individual a voice and pushed the net from “for the geeks” to “for everyone”. I do hope that this will be possible on all media-levels as of audio and video also. I do also not believe in de facto distribution oligopoly. I want polypols on both sides of the medal - on creators and distributors side. That´s where public CMS systems come in place as an interface and catalysts between content, view, providing and the technical infrastructure of the internet itself. Easy access to technology generates supply and demand. This is a winning situation for consumers, producers and providers and that´s why feedbeat is alive. The cool aspect: You are always free to decide which role you want to play in this game. That´s media ®evolution!