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 Ehandelspris in the category Best new-starter goes to 1. Byggestart.dk Outstanding innovation in tradional market for buying building materials – www.byggestart.dk 2. 1929.dk Classic furniture delivered to customers – www.1929.dk 3. Engodsag.dk Innovative idea… Læs mere »First category – Best new-starter – the winners are:
No marketing, all word of mouth, this Danish marketplace now has a turnover of 120mio. Danish kroners a year. Check out Trendsales. Started out as a webshop, but soon found themselves selling far the most from… Læs mere »Pioneering Danish social marketplace
Ok, I’m now seated in my chair at one of the workshops at the “ehandels-pris” event (ecommerce-award). In one of the meetingrooms in the 1600th century Copenhagen stockexchange – Børs-bygningen. Around 40-50 people here gathered to… Læs mere »Live blogging from “ehandelsprisen”
When Germany meets Costa Rica in the world cup opening match the 9.th of June, you can be sure none of your friends will sms you live photos from the stadion. They won’t upload photos… Læs mere »FIFA restricts free press and photo-bloggers during World Cup
Update to my post “Danish Court approves of deep-linking”. Reads through the verdict once more and finds out the www.home.dk realestate-database is found not to be a database at all. Therefore http://www.home.dk/ is not subject… Læs mere »This is not a database! Says court about online real estate-database in deep-linking case of OFiR vs. HOME
Search-engines are desirable for the functioning of the internet of today. So says the danish Maritime and Commercial Court (Copenhagen) – “Sø og Handelsretten” – in a ruling friday. And goes on stating that one,… Læs mere »Danish court approves of “deep-linking”
The word goes Apple doesn’t – or rather, that the real money are made on sales of iPods. Having just hit the 1 billion downloaded songs mark, can this really be true? At the time… Læs mere »Surely Apple makes money on iTunes – or…
This one is really cool! Go to Pandora.com, type in your favourite music artist and start listening: Pandora now brings you track after track – full-length – of music resembling that of the artist you… Læs mere »Pandora.com is music to my ears – new service and business model selects and plays your favourite music for free
As I touched upon in my “HTML – a giant steps back”-post, something is happening to the web these days. Web-based music, games, telephony – not to mention video! – are moving forward with in… Læs mere »OnHollywood conference: the rich and entertaining web. Go there.
As of today this blog is nolonger powered by Blogger – but by WordPress. Never heard of Blogger or WordPress? They’re both blog-software – login websites where you can write, edit and design your own blogs.… Læs mere »New Media Trends goes WP