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Today we held the second of two morning seminars, this one about mobile media. 100 people had signed up, unfortunately we could only fit 70 in – we will be improving on this next time, apologies to anyone who couldn’t attend.
The speakers were Helen Keegan from BeepMarketing and Jacob Møller from Kiloo. Helen spoke of [...]

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, [...]

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 [...]

We all know it, we’ve heard it repeated over and over. “It’s the user experience that matters”, “we are in an experience economy”. Those of us still attending university have been fed those lines from researchers and teachers so many times, that we almost believe it by default. Although they may be right, one question [...]

På Seismonaut har vi ofte gået og brummet lidt over manglen på initiativer, meet-ups og arrangementer omkring nye, sociale, interaktive, digitale medier i det jyske – og specielt Århus-området. Det råder vi nu i samarbejde med Århus Kommune og Alexandra Instituttet bod på. “Wake Up and Smell the Coffee” er et forsøg på at kickstarte [...]

Here at Seismonaut we have built up our own little collection of business books and we try to take the time to read a new book, whenever we have the time. Recently I have read Groundswell, by Charlene Li and Josh Bernhoff which is highly recommendable, and right know I am in the middle of [...]