Green hat people brings gaming to real life
Niklas Tyllström is at Hubbub 07 to talk about Green hat people, a pretty cool real life game where you get instructions in your cellphone...
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David Haddad on the convergence of positioning technologies
David Haddad of Spontu works with social networking on the mobile. Since Hubbub is all about convergence, he focuses on the convergence of positioning, connectivity...
Hubbub in photos
My photos from Hubbub end up here. And here’s the Hubbub Flickr photo pool where everyone’s sending photos.
Hubbub – a half day conference with a mobile focus
Update 2007-11-24: Four more speakers added! Next Saturday afternoon the nice guys and gals at Nustart will host another conference at Nymble at KTH in...
”Let blind people and people with ADHD test-run your site”
Social media is supposed to make it easier for everyone to contribute and to express oneself. But a lot of people are still shut out....
Swedish version of Nettby to launch – but what will it be called?
A Swedish version of the Norwegian community site Nettby is to be launched shortly. Nettby is a success story with over 500 000 members. Now...
How many Swedish blogs are there?
I’m trying to get a grasp of the Swedish blogosphere, to answer the simple question of how many Swedish blogs there are. Simple, that is,...
John Hargelid on ads and social aspects of gaming
John Hargelid, producer at EA Digital Illusions, talks at Daytona Sessions about ads and the social aspects of gaming. They are connecting their games with...
Personality analysis as a way of reaching people more effectively
Qualitative analytics of blogs is Mattias Östmar‘s focus in his startup PRfect analys, which he presented at Daytona Sessions. – I like methods of measurement,...
Stefan Waldeck on Yahoo's mobile services
Stefan Waldeck, Yahoo, talks about mobile marketing and search marketing at Daytona Sessions. Self expression, social networks, and new technologies are the new trends. In...
Joakim Jardenberg on dying papers and the future of journalism
Joakim Jardenberg of Mindpark says that papers are dying. All trends show that. The last paper will be publised in April 2040 according to Philip...
Henrik Torstensson on five factors that will shape the future
Henrik Torstensson is talking at Daytona Sessions about where the internet five years from now. – Predicting the future is practically impossible, he says. But...
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