New year and blog vacation
Happy new year, all! I’ll start this year off with a 2 month vacation from this blog. I’ll be travelling during January and Febuary, and...
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Hyper local – Åsbro
I once more welcome Gitta Wilén as a guest contributor here at Citizen Media Watch. This time she has interviewed a hyperlocal blogger, Alf Fransson....
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,...
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,...
Swedish blog aims at becoming a local The Onion
Doug Lansky is the guy behind Sweden’s first real attempt at a clone of the Onion, named Faktumé. He’s an American travel writer and lecturer...
Slots available to give a presentation at PodCamp Europe
PodCamp Europe is coming up in ten days (June 12-13, in Stockholm, Sweden), and by the looks of it it will be a cool event....
Damon Rasti: When you can influence content you are more okay with ads
Tjuvlyssnat.se is a Swedish version of the popular US blog ”Overheard in New York”. In a short period of time it has gained a great...
Robin Hamman on the pilot BBC project in Manchester
The BBC is a media company in the forefront when it comes to working with its users, letting them contribute in different ways. One of...
Hej! 2007 coverage
Tomorrow’s Hej! 2007 conference in Stockholm will focus on web 2.0. I’ll be attending the conference and will try to blog as much as I...
PodCamp Europe – Sweden's first unconference – to be held in Stockholm
Anyone who can make it to Stockholm on June 12-13 should check out PodCamp Europe. I’m quite excited to hear about what is most likely...
Using twitter on the road, and Bloggvärldsbloggen
I’ve been off on vacation in Italy and the UK (hence no activity on this blog), and twitter has proved to be a good tool...
Congdon laughingly breaks the rules of journalism – gets fatherly piece of advice
Interesting piece by Daniel Terdiman on Cnet about Amanda Congdon‘s refusal to live by journalistic rules/standards, even after starting working for ABC News. there’s a...
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