An academic view on internet newspapers
I've just started reading this interesting book; Internet Newspapers: The Making of a Mainstream Medium. It consists of various academic articles about online newspapers and journalism, instead of just...
View ArticleFirefox has nothing to do with fire…or fox
In the Danish newspaper Dato from the 26th of October 2006 (page 13) there's an article with the header: "Surf på nettet uden Internet Explorer" — Danish for "Surf the web without Internet Explorer"....
View ArticleNBC deletes a post – and the blogosphere knows it
Michael Arrington at TechCrunch has a post on the fact that a guy at NBC published a post about NBC's social networking policy on his blog, and then removed it. As Arrington points out »it’s always the...
View ArticleMedia use of web 2.0 increasing
Web 2.0 — I'm really starting to hate that term — is apparently growing in popularity among the mainstream media. At least, according to article at ReadWriteWeb. I think it's really nice to see that...
View ArticleEC holds mobile TV conference
Want to know what the future looks like for mobile TV? The European Commission arranging a conference on mobile TV at CeBIT 2007: Looking forward to the future, how will mobile TV develop? What is its...
View ArticleDanish newspaper chooses WordPress
Danish newspaper Politiken has chosen WordPress (actually WordPress MU (for multiple users) as the system to base their "reader blogs" on, Kim Elmose — blog editor at Politiken — tells me. If you can...
View ArticleOnline advertising on the rise
According to the BBC, online advertising will double its 2006 figures by 2012. The numbers come from a Forrester report. This is something that could get big media to move more and more online –...
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