I just read that People don’t trust company blogs – a fact Forrester has dug up. Pretty interesting statistics! Considering that people don’t trust companies very much in general, I am personally even more surprised about the low trust for …
Now that is impossible, isn’t it? 20 years ago, we didn’t have the Internet we have today. The media landscape looked pretty much the same as it did 30 years ago or even 40 or 50 years ago. Big TV-networks …
Via Åkestam Holst I found an interesting article in Advertising Age – P&G Digital Guru Not Sure Marketers Belong on Facebook. There is definitely an interesting take on what we call “consumer generated media”. The man from P&G, Ted McConnell, …
I have found myself getting inspired by Mitch Joels posts on Six Pixels of Separation a lot lately. His post, Citizen Journalism Is A Farce, makes me think of one of my old posts in Swedish, where I used some …
Mitch Joel’s post on Six Pixels of Separation – Intimacy 2.0, made me think of my previous post in Swedish – Fasta och flexibla nätverk. With more and more of our media becoming digital and people creating social networks on …
New technology is really interesting. It changes our needs, mindsets and behaviour. The term for people who have grown up with what we consider relatively new technology are called Digital Natives (as compared to Digital Immigrants). To accomodate these digital …
We didn’t know it, but YouTube actually started in 1985. 😉 A funny clip about how it worked back then. So far 744 000 views since end of August. Via: WowEffect
A few days ago we learnt, through an article in Wired, that what’s hot now is microblogging, flickr and facebook. Blogs are dead. Wired about blogging: “…why bother? The time it takes to craft sharp, witty blog prose is better …