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21.08.2014 - Web Attack nominated for the International Book Award 2014

"Web Attack – The State as Stalker" by Roman Maria Koidl is among the finalists for the getAbstract International Book Award 2014. For 14 years running, the jury has selected the most outstanding business books of the preceding year. This oldest and most renowned of business book awards considers over 10,000 English and German titles.

Previous winners include Uwe Jean Heuser, Wolfgang Münchau, Reinhard K. Sprenger, Phil Rosenzweig, Jared Diamond, Detlev S. Schlichter and Nassim Nicholas Taleb.

The coveted book award was established for non-fiction writers in the fields of management and business. Each year, the donors assess more than 10,000 English and German business books in the following categories: leadership, strategy, sales, marketing, human resources, economy, politics, finance and careers. 

 The announcement of this year’s winner, followed by the award ceremony, will take place at the Frankfurt Book Fair on the 8^th of October 2014.

“WebAttack2 by Roman Maria Koidl, Goldmann Verlag 2013

01.10.2013: Stalked by the State –
Roman Koidl about freedom in times of the digital revolution

Simple, clear, entertaining: with his book ”Web Attack – Der Staat als Stalker” (Web Attack – Stalked by the State) bestselling author Roman Maria Koidl demands a broad public debate about the future of our freedom / Recently published by Goldmann

Full press release as a PDF file

21. 11. 2012: Koidl gives up consulting mandate

I am withdrawing from my role as Peer Steinbrück’s consultant for online matters for the election campaign of autumn 2013 with immediate effect.

I cannot accept that incorrect and dishonouring reports about me are used in order to damage the reputation of chancellor candidate Peer Steinbrück.

With this decision I would like to make clear that I consider it unacceptable that I should be the subject of reports in the election campaign.

My concern was to provide consultation and support in online/digital matters, because I am convinced that Peer Steinbrück will be an excellent chancellor.

Since the deliberations about our contract have not been not finalized, I shall now withdraw my offer to support the Steinbrück team.

Roman Maria Koidl