This friday publicsquarehq launched their first version of PublicSquare software, enabling anyone to make a peerwritten and peerreviewed web-site.

This is what my first attempt looked like, after half an hours work on the system:

“No comments”. Marketing director of Magasin, one of Denmarks leading department stores, was absolutely quiet, when she was asked how much the christmas series “The secret of Absalon”, running on Danish Public service TV, is worth to Magasin.

This morning Computerworld.dk re-launched itself in a total shift away from the classical “newspaper on the web”-layout towards an RSS/list presentation of articles, sorted with the newest first. No “top-stories”, no sections, no differentiating between columns…

Just did the grand jury voting on the DIA07-awards yesterday. Had a whole bunch of extremely clever people gathered at FDIM to decide who should win what categories.

Met Matias Palm-Jensen of Farfar for first time — he’s chairing the jury. We — Matias, Peter…

Today I had the honour of presenting the newest Danish “safe chatting” initiative together with Danish Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation Helge Sander.

Danish Advertisers Association (website: www.annoncoer.dk) survey of adspend on different Danish media groups just hit the streets just before Christmas. For the first three quaters of 2006 the list goes like this:

Got this great christmas card from DR today (you know, the Danish BBC-equivalent). Notice how their “multi-media tree” features ipods, computers, cellphones — and in the far corner: a single oldfashioned TVset. Well I couldn’t agree more: TVsets have had their time. Even for TV stations…