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By On 21/06/2008 ·

… min sporadiske og let sprogforvirrede weblog. Jeg har en ph.d. i spil fra IT-Universitetet i København, er til stadighed på sporet af de nye medier og bliver underligt træt når folk bruger “skal” som infinitiv.

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State of the Blogosphere: Explosive

By On 16/11/2006 ·

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New numbers from Technorati out. The number of blogs tracked now doubles every 236 days. 55% of the blogs tracked have been active within the last 3 months.

See Sifry’s Alerts
Via Kollaborativ

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Low bandwidth still rules: SMS messages sent in Denmark

By On 17/10/2006 ·

I once used this graph for teaching. It’s now updated and blogged.
2006 numbers are based on the first 6 months.
Population: 5,4 million

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As we may watch

By On 28/09/2006 ·

Ex-co-PhD student Martin Sønderlev Christensen (of nowuseit fame) defends his thesis masterpiece at ITU tomorrow (14:00, Auditorium 4 or 2).

The thesis is here (draft version).

Update:

By stilleben ['stelle:bƏn] http://www.flickr.com/people/stilleben/

The abstract reads:

Abstract
This dissertation offers a cultural theoretical interpretation [...]

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The active 1%

By On 20/07/2006 ·

Writes Charles Authur of The Guardian:

It’s an emerging rule of thumb that suggests that if you get a group of
100 people online then one will create content, 10 will “interact” with
it (commenting or offering improvements) and the other 89 will just
view it.

That’s very fine and [...]

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