Foreign's neighbors and my friends Daytona listed their 64 favorite blogs If you want to keep track on digital communication the list includes some of the best blogs there are out there. My very own blog was awarded 1 points. I'll do my best to get more
I still meet people every now and then who are skeptical towards the Internet and what impact it has had and will have on our future. Being a true internet evangelist I off course try to save them and turn them into believers. But as I
It opens "At last. Now everyone that signs up for the Child subscription and Telenor Free Family can always see where your kids are at." Ohh, glad I'm not a kid. Shit, this scares the hell out of me. Well you say
A cure for my 194 feeds and 32 tabs in Netvibes? One of the things that makes Facebook really good is the way they mix news. Meaning they don't differentiate between news, people, activites, posts, photos
In the November edition of Sportfack, the Swedish trade press for sport companies, I was interviewed on what effect digital communication will have on the industry. Usability, content, range of products, constant change and an understanding of digital communication within the management team was the core
I’ve had this feeling that things are coming to an end
Do you wanna keep track of the year’s most innovative technical, creative and business accomplishments of key companies, products and people. GigaOm, Read/WriteWeb, VentureBeat and TechCrunch announced yesterday that nominations for the 2007 Crunchies Awards are now open. And since all four of these companies are
FaberNovel, a french consulting compay has issued a very interesting new Research Paper on best practices from leading social network websites. The study formulates the basic concepts of social networks and also analyses online matchmaking websites and business network websites. It's well worth a read. | View
A possible solution to that question made me go up 02:19 this morning and adapt one of the oldest and most established models to the world of online communication. I'm talking about the classic consumer adoption process that divides the consumer into five groups: Innovators, Early
Ask500People.com is a brand new web 2.0 service where people can submit a poll of any choice. The questions are then answered in real time while you are watching on the website. Democracy? Maybe not yet. But future elections will be a lot more exiting
