I’m interviewed in the latest issue of science magazine Forskning & Framsteg about online behaviour. A summary can be found here, but if you desperately need to read my quotes you have to buy the magazine.
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What a difference a link makes
A few very influential inbound links was just what my blog needed in order to race up to the summit of PubSub’s list of PR blogs. Yep, I’m enjoying my fifteen pixels of fame, as long as it now may last.
Take the A-train to blog stardom
Stowe Boyd offers 10 useful tips for getting on the A-list of blogs.
1. True Voice
2. Throw Yourself Into Dialog
3. Draw The Line, Over And Over Again
4. The Big Idea
5. Sharpen Your Pencil, And Then Write.
6. Courage
7. Technology
8. Timing Matters
9. Human Sized Pieces
10. Respond to comments
Via PR Communications.
Collecting links from Technorati Top 100
It’s not every day that the world’s most linked-to blog gives you a link back, but that happened yesterday when Boing Boing published my “world exclusive scoop” about Flickr passing 100 million photos.
Maybe I should start to collect inbound links from the Technorati Top 100. I have six so far:
1. Boing Boing
2. Engadget
30. Joystiq
72. Micro Persuasion
97. we make money not art
100. Scripting News by Dave Winer
So, let’s think. What do I need to do to get noticed by Daily Kos and the Huffington Post…?
Technorati tags: Technorati, Boing Boing, Engadet, Daily Kos, Scripting News.
Headline of the day

From Dagens Nyheter (dead-tree version) this morning. The headline reads “Woman might be new Managing Director of the Swedish Shareholders’ Association”. You would never ever see the same headline starting with the word “Man”. Promise.
Metro International made pretax loss of 5.2 MUSD
Metro International loses 5.2 million dollar in 2005, reports Dagens Media. This is an improvement compared to 2004 when the group lost 9.5 million dollar. Turnover increased by 19 per cent to about 360 million dollar.
And today Orvesto published their latest newspaper statistics for Sweden, which show that Dagens Nyheter is the only of the major paid dailies that increased its reach in 2005. DN is up 10,000 readers to 917,000 readers while Göteborgs-Posten (-3,000 to 574,000 readers), Svenska Dagbladet (-3,000 to 468,000), Dagens Industri (-17,000 to 417,000) and Sydsvenskan (-13,000 to 393,000) are all down compared to 2004.
The two tabloids Aftonbladet and Expressen are also seing declined reach. AB is down 32,000 to 1,412,000 readers and Expressen -3,000 to 1,184,000.
Free dailies Metro and City are up: Metro +276,000 to 1,380,000 and City is up 89,000 to 581,000 readers.
Technorati tags: Metro, newspapers, media.