Specials: Wireds iPad-erfaringer. Eksklusivt interview med Chris Anderson

Få magasiner — for slet ikke at tale om aviser — har lavet så helhjertet en iPad-udgave som det amerikanske tech-magasin Wired. Forleden fangede jeg Chris Anderson, Wireds chefredaktør, på email og…

Unge danskere siver fra Facebook

Mens Facebook vokser sig større og større slår opbakningen fra de unge revner. Antallet af 15–24-årige danske Facebook-brugere er faldet 9,7 % over det sidste år. Og dem der er tilbage bruger 10,7 procent mindre tid på at læse og skrive på det populære site. De unge er…

De unge vil have kærester — de ældre sex

De unge vil have kærester — de ældre sex. Det er konklusionen på min nye rapport “de unge og nettets grå sider”, der udkommer i dag. Den er baseret på en analyse af de officielle trafiktal fra FDIMs GemiusAudience-undersøgelse, og den viser, at de unge…

Wired to roll out new social networking layer to iPad magazine this year — takes tips from social iPad-magazine Flipboard

Before the end of the year a complete social networking layer is to be rolled out as a part of a new Wired magazine…

Foredrag: Helikopter til fremtiden

– Augmented reality og allestedsnærværende, gestusbetjente computere

Cykelhjelme, pacemakere, biler og huse og en milliard andre ting bliver i disse dage spækket op med sensorer og computerkraft, der skrumper ind og bliver en del af verden…

Wired sells “in the multiple tens of thousands” iPad copies a month

For the first time hints of sales figures for the monthly iPad edition of Wired Magazine, which Conde Nast first launched in June, are now available. In an email interview Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief at Wired…

Wired iPad goes social: integrates Facebook as external pages

The October-issue of Wired Magazine, which was released on iPad yesterday, sports the first Wired attempt to enhance the digital magazine with a social dimension. And does this in a somewhat surprising way: Instead of…

Flipboard and Wired to me: We’re ready for Android (really?)

Flipboard and Wired are two of the most acclaimed and celebrated iPad-magazines. Both are, however, willing to embrace other platforms the minute they’re here. Or are they?

Wired on iPad takes up +20% extra editorial resources

Getting an iPad-version of a printed magazine right is far more than a question of pressing a few buttons. You’ll have to work for it. A lot.
The other day I caught Chris Anderson, editor-in-chief at Wired, by mail and asked him: “How…

The world strikes back

This is what the geo-location rush is about: the physical world reclaims it’s importance vis a vis “cyberspace”. It answers questions like: Where is it?, How do you get there?, Where are your friends? and Any savings in the neighborhood? It involves gps-tracking, bar-codes and RFID-tags…