Flemish (economic) newspaper De Tijd published an interview with dEUS-manager Christian Pierre and Klaas Janszoons today. They're mainly talking about the whole marketing-machine behind Vantage Point.

• They wanted to release a new album pretty fast after Pocket Revolution, so they could make profit from the things they built up with PR and the tour
• Christian consideres himself as a peoplemanager
• He summarizes the campaign (Slow on Myspace, two singles, The Architect on Last.FM,...)
• Klaas says they still have ambitious plan
• They have always been a healthy company although their results are depending on album releases and tours
• Touring gets more important
• The deal with Heineken crashed on a non-working IP-filter (they planned to make the pre-listen only available to Spanish surfers, but that went wrong)
• Christian says it's still important to score one big international hit and he's convinced there is one on Vantage Point