2006 named the year of the social network
It’s getting near the end of the year, and December is always a good time to look back and reflect on the goings on of...
Lotta Holmström Blog
A small step for some, a giant leap for an old giant
The old and renowned New York Times hasn’t been known for being in the forefront when it comes to embrasing citizen/social media. Therefore the new...
Berkeley webcasts feat. Howard Rheingold, Seth Gitner and others
The Winter New Media Lecture Series, a US Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, Knight New Media Center and Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation initiative,...
Dagens spellista, en hyllning till Christer Fuglesang
David Bowie – Space Oddity red elvises – rocket man Love and Rockets – Bubblemen Are Coming Tasmin Archer – Sleeping Satellite Elliott Smith –...
Hypa – a Swedish Digg clone
IDG Sweden has (according to Dagens Media) started a new site called Hypa, which is pretty much a Digg clone in Swedish (instead of Digging...
Citizen media or citizen nonsense?
I decided to try out Twitter, a bit inspired by Jonas who talked about how fun it was to get people’s updates on what they...
Success for Swedish video clip site
Swedish video clip site Fejmtv, launched by TV 4 two weeks ago, already has 750 000 clip views. Although modest numbers in an international perspective,...
20 million bloggers in China
The Chinese blogosphere is growing. A recent report states that there were 19.87 bloggers in China on Nov. 6, an increase by 24 percent in...
Web 2.0 for publishers
Ifra, the international publishers association, has published a handy beginners guide to web 2.0 for publishers, available for easy online reading or printable. Though I...
Writers' resource: Top 10 blogs
Michael Stelzner has listed the
Scoopt loves Flickr – and all its users' images
Today citizen media image bureau Scoopt wrote an open letter to all Flickr users. Here at Scoopt, we love Flickr. We love Flickr because Flickr...
"Censorship is flattery"
I just read an interesting piece on free speech online by Ethan Zuckerman at My heart’s in Accra. He reasons that the fact that different...
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