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...
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Reports from the SJF debate on user generated content
I haven’t had time to write about the SJF panel debate on citizen media the other day, so I was happy to see that Media...
Presentation and debate
I have a busy week coming up. Thursday I’ll give a presentation at Karlstad University on citizen media and how we work with participatory journalism...
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...
More than two million characters created in Habbo Sweden
In a country with only nine million inhabitants, the virtual world Habbo having 2 098 571 registered characters is quite an accomplishment. Habbo is a...
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...
Swedish citizen journalism/activism wiki launched
Today Oscar Swartz launched his Swedish citizen journalism wiki, for which he’s received funding from II-Stiftelsen. The name of the site is Digital Idag (“digital...
Swedish youth community closes at night
Swedish youth community Habbo.se announced today that their community site for teenagers will be closed at night, between 1am and 7am. In a press release,...
Colleague wanted!
Yep, we are hiring. If you’re passionate about citizen media and citizen journalism, this might be the job for you. If you’re a Swede, that...
One more tv channel launches video clip site
Everybody just has to have them, it seems. Social media in the shape of video clips from our fun everyday moments are hot. The next...
Investigative journalism from a Swedish blogger
Swedish blogger Pawal at Datasvammel made the headlines of several of the major news media in Sweden Wednesday, when he revealed that Swedish State television...
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...
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