Be interesting in vs Be interesting about

Some examples from the web:

• That'll be interesting in gym when I have to run the mile.
• It would be interesting in this context to make an evaluation of the cost and benefits that the work of the people responsible of handling the infringement cases brings in solving or correct cases of bad application of Community law.
• I thought it may be interesting in Chapter Four to show the genesis... of some of the editorials, you know?
• And that would be very interesting in the developing world.
• It could be interesting, in particular, to see how the Commission takes Parliament's comments on the strategy papers into account.
• Must be interesting being in a room full of men, most of whom you've seen naked.
• It is, in fact, proving to be extremely interesting in providing for the implementation of certain recommendations adopted by the GFCM in a single piece of EU legislation.
• Mr President, I find the report submitted by Mrs Van Lancker to be very interesting in every respect, especially as she ventures to highlight the serious problems arising from the Schengen Agreement.
• It can be used in interesting ways.
• If nothing else, it would be an interesting experiment in deduction for you.
• It was, like, so direct. I thought maybe it would be interesting, like, in a story or something.
• Mom thought it might be interesting to read them in the original?
• Perhaps we should revert to this former practice; it would be an interesting area in which to experiment and see what progress this enables us to make.
• If nothing else, it would be an interesting experiment in deduction for you.
• Should be pretty interesting, you in the guesthouse.
• Dos equis asked me to be the least interesting man in the world.
• They will be too interesting to be left in the cold and powerful hands of oblivion.
• My personal feeling, is that I think it would be interesting to promote in the various Member States - and here, I speak as the former Secretary of State for public order in Luxembourg - to increase the number of women in the police force.
• An initiative which could be interesting for the companies in the Marche region is Al Invest, a programme by the Commission which fosters small and medium size companies of Europe and Latin America.
• Correction... dos equis asked me to be the least interesting man in the world.

Some examples from the web:

• My wife heard of him and he may be interesting about your kid.
• Your story should be the most interesting about this hospital.
• Some officials here might be interesting to know about.
• And it wouldn't be interesting to talk about the dawn of books without having a copy of a Guttenberg Bible.
• It'll be interesting when they ask about his father's occupation.
• It would therefore be interesting to know more about Germany's priorities as regards the joint economic initiative on trade.
• First of all, it would be interesting to know more about the way in which the European Parliament and the national parliaments are to be able to arrive at a joint position.
• In addition to what has taken place in the specific case of the Czech Republic, it would be interesting to find out about and assess the Unilever group's behaviour at European level.
• If everybody was fantasizing on a bed of roses, we wouldn't be having such interesting talks about this.
• Of course, you would be thinking about some interesting coat...
• I discovered something very interesting about cops and nicknames.
• I would especially emphasise four factors which I think are particularly interesting about this directive.
• There's actually something interesting about this place, Xena?
• Very interesting about the cigar case.
• And then I noticed something very interesting about FreeSpeech.
• But I learned something interesting about the stone itself.
• I know something very interesting about Leon.
• I just found out a little something interesting about Sullivan.
• Here is what's interesting about the timing of this, though.
• I discovered something very interesting about cops and nicknames.