I’ve been listed!
Yet another experience: two wise women and four men have voted me the number 98 most powerfull Danish mediaperson on a list of 200 (read about it here). Never really thought about myself as a man… Læs mere »I’ve been listed!
Jon Lund
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.
Launchday!
fdim.dk launched today in a brand new design, complete with new logo, new navigation, new functionality. Ok, maybe calling the logo “new” is to overdo it a little. Actually we started using it some 10… Læs mere »Launchday!
Gemius wins Israel
News just reached me that Gemius are going to perform the audience measurement in Israel. A tender process has been going on for quite some time, and on Christmas day Gemius was eleted winner of… Læs mere »Gemius wins Israel
Colin Shaw – “think outside in” – live blogging from Customer Experience
The Customer Experience conference just started a few minutes ago. The conference centers – as the title says – on how to create great customer experiences on the web. Colin Shaw, founder of Beyond Philosophy,… Læs mere »Colin Shaw – “think outside in” – live blogging from Customer Experience
My week at facebook with Anders, Helle, Ellen and Margrethe
Dear blog, This week I invited a bunch of great guys to become facebook-friends: Prime minister Anders Fogh-Rasmussen, leader of the opposition Helle Thorning-Schmidt, leader of Det radikale Venstre Margrethe Vestager and Ellen Trane Nørby… Læs mere »My week at facebook with Anders, Helle, Ellen and Margrethe
User-generated media != Social media
Things tends to mess up, the picture tends to blur. Take these two: User-generated media != (does NOT equal) Social media. Facebook owes its success to it’s relationship-qualities. As OhMyNews’ to its content-qualities. Although off course users… Læs mere »User-generated media != Social media
The great puppet-revival
I used to think of puppet-theater as a somewhat yesterdays media. You know: 70’ties like, join hands, sit in circle. Not anymore. Take this one, for example. For a month or two, my kids have… Læs mere »The great puppet-revival
Sneak preview: aok.dk goes 2.0
In a week or so the Copenhagen cityguide scene will witness the transformation of dominant player aok.dk into a fullfledged 2.0 application, complete with user reviews and profiles, google mashups and extensive incorporation of reviews… Læs mere »Sneak preview: aok.dk goes 2.0
Computer illiterates surf the web
The other day Politiken told us that one third of all Danes are computer illiterates that cannot attach a document to an email or fulfill the buying process at a website selling stuff of one… Læs mere »Computer illiterates surf the web
“Restructuring Lotte Hansen” usergenerated-initiated interview at kommunikationsforum
Just the other day I noticed a prime example of how stories – when at best – can evolve at sites, relying on user-generated content. This is what happened: Saturday the 23rd of sept. Berlingske… Læs mere »“Restructuring Lotte Hansen” usergenerated-initiated interview at kommunikationsforum