Moscow Traffic

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Two-Zero

– February 24, 2011Posted in: Editor Picks, Video

This video is a bit older. You’ve probably seen it on my old blog. Well, I’ve been in exactly the same situtation this morning, so I decided to re-post it, especially since the old blog is gone.

Tags: auto, cars, driving, kremlin, Moscow, moskva, riverside, traffic, video

About Two-Zero

Born in Munich, raised in a little city called Bamberg. Moved back to Munich, later to New York, Tenerife/Canarias/Spain and then to Moscow. Living in Europes largest city since more than 8 years. Been a federal police man, a pro-snowboarder, journalist, DJ, promoter, blogger and a hedonist ;-)

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   Jean-Robert Saintil

   Posted March 8, 2011 at 4:41 PM

   Hello from London,

   We just wanted to stop by and let you know that we love what you’re doing with your blog. We also wanted to offer a way for us to work together.

   Who we are? We’re two London based editors with deceptively French sounding names. We travel, read and engage in creative projects across the board and know how difficult it can be to find inspiring content written by local people. So we’re doing something about it by starting Chorus+Echo – http://www.chorusandecho.com – C+E is way to give our readers informed access to ideas and cities across the World, while at the same time giving our family of contributors a far larger audience and an opportunity for them to make a little bit (but hopefully a lot!) more money from their content.

   We have spent months pouring over thousands upon thousands of blogs and sites and have decided to launch in 20 cities with a handful of blogs in each. We would love to work with you here in London, in Moscow and beyond. We would use the content you post up on your blog, so there’s no extra work for you at all. At the same time you would be credited for any content, which means extra traffic for moscow-blog.com.

   With the launch of C+E imminent, we’ve put together the first in our series of launch events in TOKYO [woo hoo!] between March 15th-22nd. We’ll be meeting up with several of our contributors from Tokyo, meeting boutique and shop owners, interviewing several creative and business leaders from lecturers and architects to designers and musicians, being interviewed by local press and also holding a C+E event with London Calling at ELEVEN where I will be headlining.

   If you have any questions don’t hesitate to get in touch with either of us. We can send you more info about the project.

   Hope you’re interested in getting involved!

   Jean-Robert and Luc Le Corre