Archive for the ‘Internet’ Category

Liveblog from Tommy Sollens talk – about Community of Sweden.
How Social Media and the Experience Economy Can Work Together

VisitSweden needed some Swedes to answer questions about Sweden. The idea behind it is that the people how live in the area, or who have their own special place, will always be the best at talking about [...]

The following blog posts are being posted live from the Community Conference 2009 (#comcon2009) in Copenhagen. Please excuse spelling mistakes. Follow the conference live on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/seismonaut and via the tag #comcon2009.
Lois Kelly
Why Communities are Forever Changing the Business Landscape
Greatest challenges for communities
Getting people to the community
Getting people to engage and participate
What a [...]

48 Hours in Denmark is now live and ready to receive all the brilliant input the internet can muster. Basically we’re offering you a free trip to Denmark, with all expenses paid. Plane, hotel, food and fun. What’s the catch? We want you to show us how you use digital media when you travel as [...]

Skittles tried a new way of thinking recently, which stirred quite a few different reaction. Some were positive and some were negative, but most agreed that something different was being made available here.
If you have no idea what I’m talking about go check out www.skittles.com before you continue reading. I’ll go get a cup of [...]

Today Seismonaut has been helping Visit Aarhus at their exhibition at Kursuslex 2009. Over the past weeks we have developed a technology based experience using form balls, RFID tags and a huuuge metal slide build in cooperation with designer Denis Beale. The hundreds of people passing us today were quite exited, and now you can [...]

I’ve just spent a weekend installing and reinstalling my parents PCs. My father purchased a new Dell machine (despite my pleas for him to try a Mac) with Vista Home Premium. Now, before you call this a Vista-bashing post I’d like to say that I’m actually quite fond of many aspects of Vista. So no, [...]

Eversince Pepsi introduced the companys new identity, it has been subject to quite a lot of debate, mockery and eHate. Actually I even wrote about it myself – here (not hatefully though).
The sparks HAD cooled down over time, but now the whole thing has caught fire onceagain. Yesterday somebody published the Pepsi band guidelines for [...]

De sidste måneder har vi arbejdet på højtryk med at stable et superprogram på benene til Danmarks første konference, der udelukkende fokuserer på communities og sociale medier. Vi kalder den Community Conference 2009 og det foregår den 31. marts i København. Sammen med UPDATE – Center for journalistisk kompetenceudvikling blev vi enige om, at det [...]

I just stumbled upon this great video explaining the history of the internet. It’s made using the PICOL language – a cool open source project which is “providing free and open icons for electronic devices. The aim is to find a common pictorial language for electronic communication.” Check it out:

I internettets spæde barndom blev det ofte betragtet som blot endnu en markedsføringsplatform. Man kom simpelthen kataloget og prislisten online, og regnede med, at nettet nu var tøjlet.
I sin hast har man dog måske glemt internettets vigtigste egenskab: Interaktiviteten. Man talte fra virksomhed til kunde, og glemte de store muligheder som ligger i svar fra [...]