Anatol Locker is a pioneer of computer and gaming journalism in Germany. Since 1986 he has edited, developed and written for dozens of print and online magazines (i.e. ZDF / heute.de, Wiener, TV Movie, Stern, Bunte, Playboy, Europe Online, Swisscom...). 1994 he developed a computer magazine for kids (Bravo Screenfun), which he led for 9 years. In 2014 he co-founded All3DP with Mathias Plica and Stefan Schwarz-Ulrich.
As Chief Content Officer he’s the guy to talk to if you want to write for All3DP.com.
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