Another Swedish PR agency has launched a blog about PR and communications, following in the footsteps of JKL and W PR & Info. This time it is JMW Kommunikation. The blog is in Swedish and has been up and running since August. The RSS feed is not visible on the site, but here is the address. Welcome to the blogosphere.
Author: kullin
Kryptonite crisis and its impact on the blogosphere
Dave Sifry has an interesting graph on the number of blog posts in the blogosphere and how it relates to certain events. The Kryptonite bike lock controversy for example created two spikes – first when the news broke in the blogosphere, and second when traditional media picked up on the story which made bloggers discuss the implications.
The Kryptonite case will go down in history as classic example on what happens to a company’s reputation if it fails to handle crisis PR in a blog enabled world.
Via Mymarkup.
Swedish Radio goes RSS
SR, the Swedish public service radio, have launched 33 RSS feeds (via Mymarkup and Persilja.net). Along with the feeds added below, my list of Nordic RSS feeds now has more than 110 feeds.
News:
SR Ekot – News
SR Ekonomiekot – Economy
SR Kulturnytt – Culture
SR Mitt i musiken – Music
SR Musikjournalen – Music
SR Radiosporten – Sport
SR Sisuradio – Finnish
SR Vetenskapsnytt – Science
Local news:
SR Blekinge
SR Dalarna
SR Gävleborg
SR Göteborg
SR Gotland
SR Halland
SR Jämtland
SR Jönköping
SR Kalmar
SR Kristianstad
SR Kronoberg
SR Malmö
SR Norrbotten
Radio Stockholm
SR Sjuhärad
SR Skaraborg
SR Sörmland
SR Uppland
SR Värmland
SR Väst
SR Västerbotten
SR Västernorrland
SR Västmanland
SR Örebro
SR Östergötland
As a reminder, here is my previous list of more than 80 RSS feeds for Nordic media. Included are also press releases RSS feeds.
Sweden:
Beyan.net – Kurdish news
Dagens Nyheter – Top headlines
Dagens Nyheter – News
Dagens Nyheter – Business
Dagens Nyheter – Sports
Dagens Nyheter – Football
Expressen – News
Expressen – Sports
Expressen – Entertainment
Motornyheter FART – Cars and motor sports
Motornyheter FART – Cars
Motornyheter FART – Motor sports
Ny Teknik Technology trade publication
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Opinion
Stockholms Fria Tidning – “Inledare”
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Sweden
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Culture
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Calendar
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Reports
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Sports
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Stockholm
Stockholms Fria Tidning – “Synpunkten”
Stockholms Fria Tidning – TV/radio
Stockholms Fria Tidning – Foreign
Svenska Dagbladet Daily
Sydvenska Dagbladet Daily
Yelah.net “Radical digital news”
Norway:
Aftenbladet
Aftenbladet – News
Aftenbladet – Local
Aftenbladet – Norwegian
Aftenbladet – Abroad
Aftenbladet – Business
Aftenbladet – Politcs
Aftenbladet – Monitor
Aftenbladet – Commentary
Aftenbladet – Editorial
Aftenbladet – Sports
Aftenbladet – Culture
Aftenbladet – Magazine
Adresseavisen
Aftenposten
Aftenposten – News
Aftenposten – Norwegian
Aftenposten – Foreign
Aftenposten – Oslo
Aftenposten – Science
Aftenposten – Business
Aftenposten – Sports
Aftenposten – Elite Serie
Aftenposten – Premier League
Aftenposten – In English
Dagbladet
Dagbladet – Nyheter
Dagbladet – Sports
Dagbladet – Magazine
Dagbladet – Culture
Dagbladet – Friday
Dagbladet – Knowledge
Dagbladet – On your side
Digi.no
IT-avisen
itpro.no
Mobiltelefon.no
Teknisk Ukeblad
VG – Main
VG – Sport
VG – News
VG – Entertainment
VG – IT
Denmark:
Alt om København
Bizreport
Børsen online
Comon
ComputerWorld
CopyMagazine
Daily Rush
DR – News
DR – News (different feed)
DR – Sportss
Filmz.dk
Geek Culture
Netavisen Infopaq
Information
Ingeniøren|Net
MediaMac
Pressefotografforbundet
Sportenkort (10 latest)
TV2 Finans
TV2 Nyhederne
Århus Stiftstidende Netavis
Finland:
Helsingin Sanomat Daily, 5 latest headlines
Iceland:
Morgunbladid – NEW URL!
Swedish press releases etc
Dagensbok.com
IBM – Swedish press releases
IT-universitetet in Gothenburg
Karolinska Institutet – News
Karolinska Institutet – Press releases
Skellefteå
Swedish Research News Blog
Feedster adds ads to feeds
They really tricked me this time. I use Bloglines for RSS feeds and have a lot of Feedster feeds in there. Apparently they’ve started putting in text ads in every feed, that’s where I got the news about Washington Post’s blog awards. I didn’t realize it was an ad post. Had I done that, I wouldn’t have written my previous post because thousands of people would already know this. Since some feeds have very few hits, the ad posts gets high visibility.

Best election blogs awards
Deutsche Welle is doing it. And now Washington Post is doing it. Giving out awards to blogs, that is. (Do I hear anyone say “Hello Sweden?”)
On October 25, Washington Post will be announcing its “Best Blogs – Politics & Elections 2004 Readers’ Choice Awards” to readers’ favorite politics and elections blogs. Categories include Best Democratic Party Coverage, Best Republican Party Coverage, Best Inside the Beltway, Best Outside the Beltway, Most Original and Most Likely to Last Beyond Election Day.
Voting ends on October 15 and [drums please] here (free registration required) are the nominees. Daily Kos is nominated in 7 out of 10 categories. Other obvious candidates are Eschaton, Wonkette, Talking Points Memo, Instapundit and Andrew Sullivan.
A sample from one of the political blogs mentioned above. From Wonkette. Ten reasons to invade Iraq (instead of WMD):
– Didn’t rewind rental tape
– Mixed recyclables
– Wrote a book
– Reads books
– Throws like a girl
– Is too tall
– Fuzzy math
– Prevented OBGYNs from practicing their love
– Wanted us to pass a global test
– Is a BIG GAY
Printed PR Week now available online
Steve Rubel notes that the printed edition of PR Week now is available online.
