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.
The Korean OhMyNews-website feautres 200 stories a day, 70 percent of those written by more than 41000 “citizen journalists”. Ordinary people who have signed themselves up for writing Essays on everyday life and Columns on… Læs mere »Honey I’m on Ohmynews! (CustomerMade liveblogging # 8)
The software behind the new Lego Mindstorms NXT are only “days aways” from being published as open source. Apparently Lego is right now in the final phase of finding out precisely which of the public… Læs mere »Breaking news: Lego only days aways from launching Mindstorms as open source (CustomerMade liveblogging # 7)
The central sensor of the Lego Mindstorms robots is one of many things, Lego got from drawing in users in devellopping the new Lego Mindstorm NXT, expected to hit the stores this september. The userinvolvement… Læs mere »Users give Mindstorms new Sensor (CustomerMade liveblogging #6)
Build your own fighter-robots, and win your local tournaments, robots combatting “face-to-face” in small arenas. This seems to be the driver of the RoboSavvy-concept. This was frankly what I got from Limor Schweitzer (Robosavvy.com)s 5 minutes Lightening… Læs mere »Lightning Talk: In for a robot-fight (CustomerMade liveblogging #5)
Research done by Lars Bo Jeppesen, Associate Professor, Copenhagen Business School, shows that Counterstrike – one of the many versions of the Half-Life game developped by users on the internet – is not only significantly… Læs mere »Counterstrike: User-created versions of “Half-life” game kicks ass – popularity outnumbers official version by a factor 100+! (CustomerMade liveblogging #4)
“…To the person next to you!” Those were the words of Henrik Føhns (blogging at Mondo Funza), todays conference host, as he opened the conference just 2 minutes ago. In the communication spirit; we should all… Læs mere »“Wellcome – and introduce yourself…” (CustomerMade liveblogging #3)
I’m sitting right next to one of three cameraes all set up to casting video of the whole conference to the web. Cameras are actually allready hooked up, so if you’re fast, you’ll be able… Læs mere »Conference webcasted (CustomerMade # 2)
OK, here we go again… stay tuned for a few hours of live blogging from the CustomerMade Copenhagen conference… All hooked up at ITU, the IT University of Copenhagen. Doors open i 10 minuttes, but… Læs mere »Live blogging from CustomerMade (CustomerMade liveblogging #1)
Now is the time if you want to be the one who conducts the measurement of the Danish internet audience. And “now” is really now. The deadline for applying for prequalification is May 1. The… Læs mere »Place a bid for Danish audience measurement!
DR (Danish Broadcasting Corporation) today launched a very ambitious project, named “Fantastic Tales”. The purpose is: let’s gather all the fantastic everyday stories of Danes, select the best of them, and make them in to… Læs mere »“Fantastic tales”: New collaborative, cross media, geo-blogging project