MONDOFUNZA

Hvis man skal tro Politiken.

Spørgsmålet er, om det skyldes hendes hjemmesideproblem, hendes pornofortid eller at folk ganske enkelt synes, at hun er langt ude?

Kan man betragte hele pornoballaden som en politisk kampagne? Før i tiden lavede man en demonstration, når man var utilfreds med udtalelser fra politikere. I dag gider ingen medier ofre plads på demonstrationer. Men en håndfuld fotos fra en pinlig fortid sendt gennem netværket gør også et meget bedre job. Er Freverts fald det første eksempel på dansk cyberaktivisme med succes? Hendes egen grove retorik har i hvert fald ramt hende i nakken. En velfortjent boomerang.

8861 miles
A collaboration between two Danish artists, one living in Denmark (Peter), the other living in Australia (Lene). 8861 miles apart their work takes form in sketchbooks, travelling back and forth between the continents.

På ITU i eftermiddags. Rebecca’s Pocket

Check hendes bud på weblog etik og blog politik i virksomheder.

Kim “Mediehack” Elmose var mere flittig end mig og live-bloggede, så blodet sprang….

Læs:

Live-blogging fra Rebecca Blood: Corporate Blogging
Knowledge management
Hvad karakteriserer weblogs
Dit produkt
Bloggere kan fungere som ambassadører
Gør tre ting klart
Klap hesten
Lad være med at fokusere på top 100 bloggerne
Tag driften af den corporate blog seriøst

Så er det NU!:
Copenhagen International Experimentalmusic Festival 10
10. - 13 NOVEMBER 2005

Ud af hullerne og flap med ørerne!

Redaktøren af Wired Magazine, Chris Anderson, har nogle interessante og for nogle af os foruroligende tal på medieforbruget. Igen ser det galt ud for aviserne.

Link: thelongtail.com

Politcal bloggers scoop the mainstream media on Plamegate

By TIM DICKINSON

Clearly, it was the wrong moment to declare war on the blogosphere. Barely a week before the New York Times went public with its baffling account of ex-star reporter Judith Miller’s unholy entanglement with vice-presidential aide “Scooter” Libby, the paper’s executive editor, Bill Keller, proclaimed that Weblogs do nothing more than “recycle and chew on the news.” Pride, as ever, goeth before the fall.

Read: The Rolling Stone Magazine

US papers adding Japanese-style comics
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Come January, the Sunday funnies of several major North American newspapers will have doe-eyed women in frilly outfits, effeminate long-haired heroes and other trademark images of the Japanese comic style.

The reason? Newspaper editors want to attract more young readers. A study released earlier this year by the Carnegie Corporation put the age of newspaper readers at 53 and climbing, hardly a recipe for circulation growth.

The US newspaper debut is a bit of a landmark for manga, a product of Japanese pop culture that has never been quite mainstream in the United States, although it has long been a hit with the younger generation that grew up on Pokemon, Hello Kitty and Japanese animation movies or ‘anime. Several newspapers that have signed on to carry the two English-language manga strips on Sundays include the Los Angeles Times, Denver Post, Vancouver Sun and Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

Via: European Journalism Centre. Link: The Washington Post

And the latest figures on newspaper circulation in the US: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20051107.wcircs1107/BNStory/Business/

Fredag aften: Japanese New Music Festival i Stengade 30. Meget meget sært. Men man må jo udfordre sig selv og sine ører med jævne mellemrum, så man ikke gror helt fast…

Her er en lille video

Og et link

Og et band, som bohn.dk siger, at jeg skal høre: Koenji hyakkei.
Keld Bach
har skrevet om dem.

Hører nu Danger Doom “The Mouse and the Mask” = genial hip hop af DJ Danger Mouse og MF Doom.

Handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents

via CARR-L