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Once in a while and so far in every edition, I have the privilege of contributing with articles and digital trends to the price winning Danish magazine Scenario. In the spring I suggested that they should interview Lane Becker, a brilliant mind and a wonderful character. Lane is a serial entrepreneur and [...]

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I had the great privilege of experiencing Queen Rania at LeWeb10 talking about her cause and passion – helping children get access to an education.

Not only does she do a magnificent job, she also has a talent for communicating offline and especially online. She is a role model to other public profiles, [...]

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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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Sharing is learning

On March 25, 2009 By

When we are online it is all about sharing and participating. This is not our natural offline behavior, but we change attitude in the digital sphere – most of us anyway. And the amazing thing is that it is contagious. We trust, we share, we participate and so does everyone else, meaning that you can [...]

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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 [...]

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What make users spend so much time on social sites? What do we get in return and why are we so much more open online? I am probably not the only one asking these questions.Â

My observation is that 3 elements motivate us:

Curiosity. Have you ever spent time exploring profiles of strangers? It is somehow a [...]

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Mentory phase 2 – Spin-off

On February 26, 2009 By

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 [...]

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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, [...]

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Crossroads

On November 25, 2008 By

September 5th 2008 I decided to quit my job as CEO at Socialsquare for various reasons. Although it was difficult to pull the brake and leave a team of wonderful people, the instant feeling of relief and happiness proved it was the right decision.

Closing one door opens another. My husband Jacob Friis Saxberg [...]

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Pattern of random

On May 27, 2008 By

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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