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.
In 1999 the Danish standard for measuring traffic and audience on websites moved from logfiles analysis to site-centric auditing. That was a paradigm shift, which dramatically increased the quality of the measurement. Now my organisation, FDIM, is taking measurement… Læs mere »New era: traffic- and audience measurement 2.0
Went to the “Bedst på nettet” (best of the web) Danish Award and conference of Public Authorities today. Got to see and think of these websites. Which do you like the best? Ministry of foreign… Læs mere »Blogging, flash and diplomacy – websites of public authorities
In the first three quaters of 2006 advertisers spend more than one billion Danish kroners advertising on the internet. And that figure doesn’t even include adspend on Google. In most markets search alone is thirty… Læs mere »Danish online adspend has reached 1 billion ddk
The future of TV has arrived to Denmark some two weeks ago. I entered it in the weekend: I surfed to the website of the Danish Public service TV station DR, clicked the “watch live… Læs mere »Me on YouTube: Dreams of web-tv comes true – unveiling a malfunctioning digital home
Ever wondered what the price of Danish women were? Well, I can tell you. A Danish woman age 21-50 years is exactly 1,329 DKK – or EUR 0,171. At least according to the largest Danish newspaper group,… Læs mere »Middle-aged women for sale at JP/Politiken
“Destination: Undisclosed. Date: unknown. Seating: Floor.” This is not what you want your boarding pass say! Especially not when flying “Air Torture”. But here, this is exactly what it does: Think this is a fake? Go… Læs mere »Scary boarding pass
A big thank you to Simon Emil Emmitzbøl for standing up to the smooth one-liner superficiality of host Clement Kjersgaard. So far he is the only person who has challenged the nothing-is-so-serious-it-cannot-be-used-as-a joke style of… Læs mere »”Seriously, this is not serious!” (New Media Forecast 2)
History is full of games made from films that doesn’t work. And there’s a reason for that. In several respects the nature of films and video games have an inherent clash of values. A clash… Læs mere »Games based on films will never succeed
The 100 MB wireless network is now up and running again after two hours of downtime – so if you wonder why the blog has been silent this morning, now you know why!
Met Doc Searls (co-author of groundbreaking Cluetrain Manisto, doing the opening keynote tomorrow at New Media Days) at the New Media Days conference “pre-lounge” (speakers and arrangers get-together) earlier this evening. “What you’re telling me… Læs mere »Doc Searls: “Nordjyske’s really innovative”