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.
FDIM (the IAB Denmark) today publishes the 2007 full-year findings. Here’s the full report (in Danish with summary in English). Key findings are: Overall year-on-year growth rate of 39 % Display advertising grew astonishing 67… Læs mere »Danish online adspend hits € 330 mio full year 2007
During the last 15 days of the electiorate campaign prior to the general parliamentary elections in Denmark in october last year, more than 5000 Danish voters agreed to have their total web-activity logged: what political party sites did they… Læs mere »Unique study on Danish electorate online behaviour to be published at the Mediernes Internet Pris-event
Past days/weeks/… has been somewhat hectic – announced one of the reasons today: on June 12 FDIM (the IAB Denmark) is going to reward great online content in categories such as best web-tv, best online… Læs mere »Danes reward great web-content
They’re giving it all away! At wulffmorgenthaler.com you can se todays cartoon-strip – and browse through the entire archive. You can cooment on the strips and engage in the discussions on the stripts with other… Læs mere »Wullfmorgenthalers laughs for free – but their T-shirts costs
The “no bullsh***t”-ad campaign for Sprite Zero won 3 out of 8 awards at the Danish Internet Award Show, including the Banner Ad-prize, the Cross media/Synergy-prize and the overall Danish Internet Award 2008. The campaign… Læs mere »Spite Zero “no bullsh***t” sweeps Danish Internet Awards
Being able to tell you exactly what you need to know, and nothing else, is one of the perhaps most overseen virtues on the internet. Far to often websites falls for the temptation to cover… Læs mere »This is the perhaps most focused website I’ve come across
Freeway.dk used to be the corporate site of the social mastodon the Freeway group. Not anymore. Freeway.dk has metamorphosed itself into a portal. News comming from avisen.dk. Galleries from Freeway-site Denmarkbynight.dk, merchandize from Freeway-site Trendsales… Læs mere »Freeway.dk goes portal – encapsulating avisen.dk content
VG.no is by far the ugliest news-website I’ve come across. And at the same time the by far the most visited website of Norway. Up until today I thought it to be a peculiar feature… Læs mere »VG.no: revealing the beauty of an ugly duckling
Friday Peter Djurup and I at the FDIM office managed to get the DIA08-ball passed on nicely to the jury. As I’m writing this, the jury is creating the award-shortlist from the some onehundred and seventy… Læs mere »DIA08’s in orbit
This weeks news in Danish online media is without doubt the Morten Lund take-over as majority shareholder at Nyhedsavisen from Baugur (press release here), with Morten Wagner of Freeway as a minor investor. Why? It… Læs mere »Standing Danish newspaper-war at (internetbased) turning point?