Interview with the founders of Skram.si
Interview with the founders of the group Skram.si in Slovenia, Tilen Travnik from Domenca Labs (D•Labs) and Dušan Omerčević from Zemanta. — PMI Slovenia Chapter Newsletter, Issue 2 Year 6, December 19, 2011
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