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.
Photosharing sites like flickr, picassa or 23hq are close to the very definition of the “2.0 state of everything”. They have shown the social potential of photos, wanting to be shared, seen and commented on… Læs mere »Autospread: Photo-sharing – and web 2.0 – on the move
For the past week Danish media has been dominated by the development in what seems to be a fantastic business scandal. A scandal which has been lurking for at least a year but which was… Læs mere »Blogger reveals Danish business scandal
Users don’t want design or aesthetics. They want meaning, prioritization, overview and opportunity to follow whatever sidetracks a given story entails. This seems to be the basic assumptions underneath the newly redesign of Danish regional… Læs mere »Fyens.dk boosts traffic introducing headlines with variable fontsize to clearly communicate what’s most important
Where I grew up as a kid – and even in the university during my studies in polical science – American democracy was often scorned. “The guy with the most money always wins”, it was said.… Læs mere »Yes we can
At a seminar held Tuesday at FDIM (the IAB Denmark) legal expert Henrik Ørum dissected the intrinsic nature of this juridical speciality. When discussing what constitutes a “significant” change in the terms of employment, the… Læs mere »Is restriction of internet access for employees in IT-businesses is reason enough for otherwise unduly resignation?
Yesterday I got this mail from my friend Barack: (Looks like it’s been a little over two and a half hour delayed on it’s way across the Atlantic. I mean: He writes this mail to me a… Læs mere »E-mail from Obama
Denmark’s got itself a brand new TV channel. Fulfledged with modern TV-equipment, studios, reporters, producers and a host of experts waiting to comment on news as they happen. A TV channel with the outspoken ambitions… Læs mere »This is not a bank – it’s a tv station!
The FDIM real-time application that was launched this summer gives great insight to the dynamics of the market. Take this one for example – the number of estimated users hour by hour at “the three old” daily newspaper websites… Læs mere »October 1st jp.dk lead daytime – pol.dk the night
When Facebook arrived, I thought: well this one surely leaves sites likes Linkedin behind. My friendlist at facebook grew with the speed of light – contrasted to my connections at Linkedin, which increased significantly slower.… Læs mere »Linkedin flourishes in the shadow of Facebook
Up until today I’ve thought of Danish Arto and k-forum, Facebook and the like of social networking sites as sites distinguished more by the relation between the peoples connected, than by the actual content itself.… Læs mere »Social networking sites are more than social – they’re media!