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.
During the New Media Days conference the next few days, I’ve opened up this blog for a group of guest bloggers, all attending New Media Days. They’ve all promised to blog at least two peaces… Læs mere »Guestblogging New Media Days: New Media Trends goes democratic
First off: I’m totally thrilled by the idea of electronic paper: you know – a computer screen, thin as paper, roll-able and bendable. And tough. Not easy to break. Not fragile. Imagine… …what you could… Læs mere »Electronic paper and the sound of information being scrolled
This Friday the new Danish free newspaper Nyhedsavisen hits the streets – together with the launch of the much expected website avisen.dk. According to Danish newspaper Børsen today avisen.dk plans to invite users to write… Læs mere »Avisen.dk: First fullsize preview
The Danish media landscape is being reshaped as these lines are written. Most spectacular this is seen in the ongoing “free newspaper war”, which will reach a climax this friday when the intruding Nyhedsavisen hits… Læs mere »The three drivers of the current media explosion
Get people in charge as editors of your new site who are allready within the community. Who allready have respect. Thats the way to have your community-based niche sites to lift from the ground. These… Læs mere »Hire from within the community
Lot of folks tries to get a grip on how to monetize the “social web” these days. Here’s a shot at it, free for you to use, if you feel like it: start up your… Læs mere »From me to you: A usergenerated niche-site cashcow (idea)
Ekstrabladet today launced their “LæserBladet” (Readers Magazine) -website. The site is build on top of Ekstra Bladets web-log service, and contains edited material from the blogs, linking to the blogs for full story. In the… Læs mere »Danish OhMyNews-like site from Ekstra Bladet
Advertisers spend 57 percent more on standard banner advertising in the first half of 2006 compared to first half of 2005. This is the result from the quarterly survey conducted by Deloitte for FDIM (IAB… Læs mere »Danish Internet adspend through the roof
In end September Danish newspaper Politiken delivers an online strike at the competitors in the ongoing Danish war of newspapers. By that time Politiken presumably will implement the radical shift whereby the entire newsdesk of… Læs mere »First blog-editor employed by Danish newspaper
Nyhedsavisen, the yet-to-come free newspaper owned by islandic Dagsbrun, found themselves in a serious PR-backlash last week, when Dagsbrun announced the need for other investors to realize the ambitious project. Last week the established newspapers… Læs mere »When the going gets tough, Nyhedsavisen starts blogging…