Jon Lund is a contributing analyst and commentator at Danish daily Politiken, is chairman of the board at Danish Online News Association and has held honorary positions as member of the board of IAB Europe, member of the Danish Ministry of Cultures advertising forum, member of the board of directors of the Forum of the Danish Media, member of ICC Denmark’s marketing committee. He holds a masters degree in Political Science from University of Aarhus and has worked with internet since starting his own agency in 1995.
Trendsales – a second-hand clothing retail site turned social network – distances competitors grossly. This is one of the main in “The Emperor’s clothes: The true top of Danish clothing online retailers″ – my latest… Læs mere »Second-hand rules Danish clothing retail online
Literally: moms spend twice the amount of time e-banking than does their male counterparts. And they’re outnumbering the dads in the check-out lines of e-commerce sites as well. These are among the main findings in… Læs mere »Danish moms runs the family business on the Internet
In 2009 Danes spend more than 1,5 billion hours on the Internet, up almost 300 million hours from 2008, a growth of 22,9 percent. One individual site in particular stands out: Facebook accounts for half… Læs mere »State of the Danish Internet: 2009 new record-year for Danish web-surf
Telecommunication is the professional industry cutting out the largest share Danes’ e-commerce related activities. Not money-wise. But time-wise. Engagement-wise. What is it, the Telcos has done right? And who’s who among the Danish Telcos on… Læs mere »Cable-TV, phones and internet make people talk
With the advent of Facebook and social networking focus has been removed from genuine blogging, which only a few years ago was the epitome of Internet development. Although social networking has captured huge shares of… Læs mere »The blogosphere’s alive and kicking
Socialistan is the largest country in the new world accounting for 31 % of total time-spend. Here by far the most Danes are actively engaged in updating their facebook-status, twitting and blogging. The women of… Læs mere »Welcome to… Googledom, Socialistan, Newscorpey and Disturbia
The three supermarket-chains Bilka, Føtex and Netto constitutes the main parts of the Dansk Supermarked group, the second-largest group of the grocery retailers on the Danish market. In terms of revenue Netto comes in on… Læs mere »E-commerce draws users, eats time – and is bound eventually to conquor
More than 600.000 Danes surfs for travels during a single month. They account for almost all sales in the leisure category, and a quarter of all tickets sold in professional segments. You’ll find all kind… Læs mere »50+, high-incomes leads Danish travel revolution
The Apple iPad doesn’t challenge one, but seven (today) distinct markets with yesterdays launch of the iPad tablet flat-screen-computer. This is one of the key findings after I’ve analysed the market potentials of the new… Læs mere »The seven faces of iPad
When travelling abroad I’ve often met the notion of the three big ones: Google, Yahoo and Microsoft. Or least I used to it. From a Danish perspective, I’ve allways been puzzled by the Yahoo-part of… Læs mere »Three kings of Danish Internet: Google, Microsoft and Facebook