Monthly Archives: January 2005

I’ve turned my attention towards a party on the left wing of Danish politics – SF. SF is not a party that one would usually associate with cutting edge technology or modern communicative strategies, but when it comes to blogging they take the cake… so far (bear in mind that I am yet to look [...]

I know I’ve just recently moved all of my webactivities from static pages to my blog. I cant help noticing, though, that there is an open source tool out there, which looks like it could be a serious threat to products like Dreamweaver and FrontPage, and I do feel a need to pay attention to [...]

First in a series of campaign weblogs to catch my eye was of course Venstre’s weblog. As a party in administration (and leading in the polls) one would expect Venstre to have the upper hand in the campaign, and quite frankly, they do look well prepared. The party has been critisised for its slick handling [...]

Next in line in my tour of campaign weblogs is Socialdemokraterne, Denmarks second largest party, and the number one opposition party. I wouldn’t even call their blog a blog – and neither do they. They call it a campaign diary. Party leader Mogens Lykketoft posts gung-ho messages of great party-spirit, in a tone that is [...]

Since I moved from Aarhus to Copenhagen I’ve been struggling to get my internet connection and to get it working properly, but now, finally, it works. To save money, and take full advantage of my connection, most of my calls to friends and family are skype-calls. But why stop there? I’ve added the logo to [...]

Just kidding! it is truly NOT my intention to go all dear diary on you, just because I can On the other hand, though, a wide range of options in publishing (a.o. blogging by e-mail & cellphone) is definitely part of the reason for closing down my old, static site (formerly at this URL) and [...]