YouTube has increasingly become the preferred media channel for upcoming stars, waiting to be discovered. Established artists have reached out to their community of fans, by feeding them on YouTube. Lady Gaga’s producer revealed that their strategy is to produce videos on YouTube to sell concert tickets. I was interviewed by the national Danish [...]
Continue Reading →Checking in from your location has become far more known after Facebook Places has been launched. There are a broad variety of LBS (Location Based Services) providing information based on your current location. Some finds it brilliant, now information can be filtered based on my location – neat! Others find it creepy – [...]
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Twitter came first with their social network structure, based on thematic relations rather than the ones we know from LinkedIn, Facebook amongst others, which take-off on first or second level physical relations.
The big problem with Twitter is that it takes a significant while before you find a group of skilled people that represent the [...]
Continue Reading →We continually spent more time online – now an average of 13 hours per week. Facebook connectivity increases within new demographics, and the voice of oppressed groups is strengthened online. The platform for social and real-time web is the communities that place the individual in the centre, with tools that [...]
Continue Reading →Being a woman in tech, men will outnumber you at most occasion, and the big question is why are there so few women in tech? I attended Geek´n Rolla on April 21, where there was a panel discussion on the matter, and it really engaged the audience.
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Continue Reading →In the analogue world mentorship relations are often initiated by a physical meeting and if continued it is a quite anti-social and confidential conversation between the protégé and mentor.Â
Creating Mentory made us question if the analogue process is the best way to run your mentorship. As a believer in sharing, participating and [...]
Continue Reading →We launched Mentory on February 2. 2009. It was a really exciting day, and the positive response and help from our fellow tweeters was astonishing – thank you all!
But launching also means full steam on bug fixing, improvements and further development based on all the user feedback.We decided to take a day out and [...]
Continue Reading →Being a frequent user of twitter, jaiku, friendfeed etc. I often think about the great organizational potential of microblogging. But talking to people that works in organizations, made me realise that this phenomenon is not yet mainstream.
A lot of people do not know what the fuzz is all about, [...]
Continue Reading →I have noticed the pattern of random, sounds contradictory? Yet – if I have a meeting with a special agenda ore something certain is in my interest, I am pretty sure that an article pops into my inbox, or I meet a past colleague on the train who works within that area of [...]
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