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Internet heroes
“Flipped classroom”: laptop-learning
Professor Martin Bonnet teaches on YouTube– with amazing success. We explain how this works.
Is this the job of the future?
Making money with internet videos - a new academy in Berlin trains influencers. How their job is changing the economy.
Science explainer with seven million fans
The Yemeni science communicator Hashem Al-Ghaili, who lives in Germany, has shown that with little money but lots of enthusiasm you can become a social media star.
Everyone wants to see what Bibi is up to
Internet heroes: German Youtubers like Bibi and Julienco influence trends, fashion and brands. They also earn a lot of money.
YouTube star at 85
Helga Sofie Josefa has achieved cult status among young people as MarmeladenOma.
Top scorers
Internet heroes: Konstantin Hert’s freekickerz channel makes him the world’s most successful soccer YouTuber.
Germany at its beautiful best
Heroes of the Internet: with his shots of Alpine scenery, Jannik Obenhoff from Munich has attracted 540,000 Instagram followers.
Doubly popular
Playback is fun – and makes you famous: the web videos of the twin sisters Lena and Lisa delight millions of fans. This is their formula for success.
Internet heroe
Mirko Drotschmann is Mr Wissen2Go. He can successfully turn any supposedly dry historical topic into a Youtube hit.
Maths? But that’s easy-peasy!
Two students have won the 2017 Web Video Award for their tutoring platform “TheSimpleClub”. We explain their recipe for success.
Dream job: Youtuber
How to become a YouTube star, as explained by German Youtubers Freshtorge, Dima, Sascha Alexander, justCaan and Silvi Carlsson.
Barbara the street artist
Heroes of the Internet: the online community loves Barbara the street artist for the intelligent and witty signs that she puts up and photographs around the city – while remaining anonymous.
Not afraid of hater posts
Internet heroes: three young German bloggers and YouTubers address gender crises, young feminists and Jewish life in Germany – with much wit and humour, and firmly opposed to haters.