One in 2000
I like visual aspects of surfing blogs, and I like to see faces. That’s why I introduced the “blog spin” on Läsarbladet, a small flash...
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Aftonbladet Plus subscribers invited to upload videos to "Mitt klipp"
Aftonbladet‘s new video clip site “Mitt klipp” (“My clip”) is up and running. Now members of the paid subscription service “Plus” can upload videos. Anyone...
Bubblare.se bought by Eniro
Swedish youtube clone Bubblare.se was bought by Eniro (well, 48.1% percent of the shares in Netclips AB which in turn owns the video community, and...
Off on a break
I’ll be spending the weekend offline, going to Storvik on a creative writing fieldtrip. I guess it could be called some IRL/offline collaborative citizen media...
Baiduer launches English language version of blog
Baiduer, a blog focused on immensely popular Chinese search engine Baidu, is now available in English. Since December, Baidu also has a blog search engine,...
The Twingly effect
Beta Alfa writes about the increase in the number of links to Svenska Dagbladet articles after the launch of the Twingly link boxes. Bloggers have...
Fiction writing in new ways
SvD writes, in an interesting article by Karolina Andersson, about new ways for writing fiction. A couple of examples: Jennie Dieleman inviting the general public...
AP and NowPublic partnership brings local cit-journ into big media
Interesting partnership between the Associated Press and citizen journalism site NowPublic.com for local news. In a press release the two companies wrote that “the goal...
Swedish news sites narrowing the gap to the blogosphere
This week saw the entry of Twingly-powered link boxes on Swedish newspaper sites Svenska Dagbladet (SvD) and Dagens Nyheter (DN). The two competing dailies both...
Video clip on citizen journalism
Click To Play iCommunity.TV points to a video clip which is the result of a 3-month documentary production course at Cambridge Community Television. The video...
Geotagging makes YouTube videos local at iCommunity.TV
iCommunity.TV is a new mashup service of YouTube and Google maps. As I predicted, geotagging will be big this year, and this is a good...
Great clip on the web 2.0 evolution
So simple it’s brilliant. This clip was made by Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University.
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