Dead Danish musician makes +500.000 views on YouTube
Another example of long tail in practice: Tommy Seebach doing Apache in a beautifull Danish summer: Have a look yourself
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.
K-forum goes Arto
The past few years k-forum.dk has established itself as on of the major media for communication professionals, updating the people in the communications industry on the flow of trends, developments and people in the industry.… Læs mere »K-forum goes Arto
Guide to the world
Guides are really big these days it seems. The other day I told about three new city-guides – and now we have yet another guide-site. This time only the destination is the whole world, not… Læs mere »Guide to the world
3 urban guides to Copenhagen – all usergenerated (and powered by Google maps)
After my post two weeks ago on kbh360.dk – a new guide to bars, restaurants etc. of Copenhagen, 2 other sites showed up in the comments-field to the post. That’s what we are doing to, they… Læs mere »3 urban guides to Copenhagen – all usergenerated (and powered by Google maps)
Klaus, Gregers and me
Took a train-ride with Klaus Nyengaard and Gregers Wedell-Wedellsborg, the new media directors of the two major newspaper publishing houses, JP/Politiken and Berlingske Tidende. Suddenly I, the photoblogger, grabbed my camera and starting shooting. On this… Læs mere »Klaus, Gregers and me
Berlingske’s off broadway with new city guide
In a deliberate attempt to behave more like an underground-blogging startup, less than what they really are: a well-established several hundred years old publishing house, Berlingske launched the fully usergenerated Copenhagen city-guide this Friday. The… Læs mere »Berlingske’s off broadway with new city guide
WE AID – DIA07
Since the somewhat heated debate between Thomas Madsen Mygdal and Matias Palm Jensen at the Danish Internet Award (DIA07) conference some ten days ago, my mind has once more been wandering about the limits of… Læs mere »WE AID – DIA07
Photoblogging @ DIA07
I just uploaded my first three pics from two hours before doors are opening. It’s all very exiting. Have a look at www.dia07.dk! (More about DIA07 in english se my posts: http://newmediatrends.fdim.dk/2007/01/al-gore%e2%80%99s-not-dia07.html and Green man… Læs mere »Photoblogging @ DIA07
Al Gore’s (not) @ DIA07
This saturday I found out Al Gore’s in Copenhagen speaking on his new book “An inconvienient truth”. this thursday. Only 300 meters away my organisation, FDIM, and the DMF arranges the Danish Internet Award-show, celebrating… Læs mere »Al Gore’s (not) @ DIA07
Blog-mamas rules usergenerated content in Denmark
Women are at the absolute forefront of the established newspapers blogging intiatives. At Ekstra Bladet Marianne Vestergaard – known as “blog-mama” (blog here) – ensures all bloggers feel welcome and that the tone of the debating… Læs mere »Blog-mamas rules usergenerated content in Denmark