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'''Why Google is not a good neighbour'''

''What can we do when big tech-companies and start-ups push their way into our neighborhoods''

Such "It is a good day for Berlin", Mayor Michael Müller emphasized when he presented the project of a displacement "Google Campus for Entrepreneurs" in Kreuzberg alongside Google's vice-boss in Germany. Since this announcement Google is already completed building its new Campus at the former substation "Umspannwerk" Ohlauer-Str. /Paul-Linke-Ufer – exactly in the area with the highest jumps in another large space rental prices in Görlitzer ParkBerlin. Until recentlyAccording to the IT Group, the old Agfa factory in Lohmühlenstraße was still home to small businesses"Google Campus" should provide developers, cultural institutions founders and investors with a meeting place.At issue is the promotion of entrepreneurship through education and associationsnetworking. Now According to Google, the goal is to promote the "Factory Görlitzer ParkBerlin start-up ecosystem",. The fact the that exactly this praised "biggest European club for startupsstart-up ecosystem" including a private university is already responsible fordisplacement programmerspressure on established Kreuzberg cultural institutions, has been built. Also at shows the conflict between the Kreuzberg "FactoryPrivatclub", a and one of the "Google for EntrepreneursInternet billionaires" has(BZ) who owns been involved"Rocket-Internet".

Anyone who wants to see how such developments pushed by tech companies and start-ups can change an urban area Such a displacement is already completed in another large space in a very short time must look to San Francisco and the BayGörlitzer Park. Area with the Silicon Valley. San FranciscoUntil recently, the former city of American counterold Agfa factory in Lohmühlenstraße was still home to small culturesbusinesses, LGBTQ movement cultural institutions and Chinese immigrantsassociations. Now the "Factory Görlitzer Park", has become one of the US's most"biggest European club for startups" including a private university for expensive spotsprogrammers, exacerbated by the entrance of Facebook’s glittering new campus into the city centre in what is said to be has been built. Also at the tallest skyscraper on the West Coast"Factory", witha "Google for Entrepreneurs" has nearly 70 luxury condos on the upper floors for the super-richbeen involved.

On May 16th, we want Anyone who wants to talk to different players from politics see how such developments pushed by tech companies and neighborhoodstart-ups initiatives can change an urban area in a very short time must look to San Francisco and the SO36 about what can be done so that Kreuzberg and Berlin do not haveBay to go Area with the same way as Silicon Valley. San Francisco or parts , the former city of central LondonAmerican countercultures, where poor LGBTQ movement and ordinaryChinese immigrants, has become one of the US's most people have already been forced out expensive spots, exacerbated by the entrance of their neighborhoods.Facebook’s glittering new campus into the city centre in what is said to be the tallest skyscraper on the West Coast, with Panelnearly 70 luxury condos on the upper floors for the super-rich.

On May 16th, we want to talk to different players from politics and neighborhoodinitiatives in the SO36 about what can be done so that Kreuzberg and Berlin do not haveto go the same way as San Francisco or parts of central London, where poor and ordinarypeople have already been forced out of their neighborhoods. Panel '''Erin McElroy ''' (San Francisco/[2]Anti-Eviction Mapping Project) '''Conni Pfeiffer & Stefan Klein ''' ([3]GloReiche/No-Google-Campus) '''Katalin Gennburg ''' (spokeswoman for the Left Party Berlin for Urban Development, Tourism, Smart City) '''Janosch Somer ''' (Counter Campus)

  '''Mittwoch, 16. Mai 2018, 20:00 bis 22:00 Uhr in Berlin'''