About

Wiwi Bloggs is an American journalist living in London. In April 2009, he launched one of the world’s most successful Eurovision blogs, which racked up 140,000 hits in two weeks. Almost immediately it earned a spot on WordPress.com’s Hot 100 Blogs of the Day, out-performing blogs produced by CNN, the NFL and other leading news and entertainment outlets. Since then, the site has grown to include original interviews and reporting from major Eurovision contests across Europe. In May 2011, Wiwi’s site regularly clocked 30,000 unique page views per day. The popularity of Wiwi’s site has led directly to a mirrored blog on The Huffington Post, and appearances on CNN, America’s National Public Radio and other news programs throughout Europe.

WiwiBloggs.Com welcomes information and promotional materials from managers and PR teams representing Eurovision contestants, and companies wishing to advertise on the site. You can contact us by traditional mail at WiwiBloggs.Com, 33 Kemp House, Berwick Street, London, W1F 0QU, United Kingdom, or on the e-mail addresses listed below.

Meet and contact the staff

Wiwi (née William Lee Adams) is a London-based writer for TIME Magazine where covers a wide range of subjects from celebrity and fashion to crime and social trends. You can visit his personal web site here or e-mail him here. He fell in love with Eurovision in 2007 when he saw Ukraine’s Verka Serduchka running around the stage in tin foil. He’s attended ESC in Oslo and Dusseldorf, and the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Kiev and Minsk. Contact: wiwi.bloggs [at] gmail [dot] com

Vebooboo  (a.k.a. Venu Nadella) met Wiwi while they were doing their undergraduate degrees in America. Vebooboo is half Finnish, and is fluent in Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. As such he follows the Scandinavian contests closely. He still doesn’t understand how Eric Saade made the Top 5 in 2011. Contact: nadella [at] post [dot] harvard [dot] edu

Miss Meows Kitty (born Judy Chen) fell in love with Eurovision at the 2011 contest in Dusseldorf. Originally from Australia, she has wrestled kangaroos and brings the same vicious streak to her writing. Come to ESC with trash and she will laugh in your face. This cat may be pretty, but trust us: she has rabies. Contact: judychen1284 [at] gmail [dot] com

Deban Aderemi (real name Deban Aderemi) has attended every Eurovision Song Contest since Kiev in 2005. That’s dedication! Deban lives, breathes and sleeps Eurovision. His witty—sometimes caustic—writing gives a fresh spin on what’s hot and topical with ESC. Contact: deban [dot] aderemi [at] googlemail [dot] com

Press / Media

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Why is Eurovision so popular? by CNN_International

National Public Radio

Listen to the Wiwi Show every week on Song Contest Radio.