Keyword: Reinhold Messner
Live from the base camp: social media marketing in mountaineering
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Instagram, Facebook and Co have also changed the marketing options for mountaineers. In the meantime, alpinists like to be harshly criticized for their appearances in the digital media. But why actually? And what does a social media pro have to say about it?
Messner's rope teams | An interview with Reinhold Messner
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The book author, museum curator and retired alpinist Reinhold Messner on wives, fathers and friends as mountain partners, the abuse of the word camaraderie - and envy as a companion.
Save the Mountains: An Appeal by Reinhold Messner
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Reinhold Messner publishes a new book entitled "Save the Mountains" in which he draws attention to the increasing destruction of the mountains.
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