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LeWeb report: Lifestreaming must become lifechanging

Posted Sun, 13 Dec 2009 by Annika Lidne
The second day of LeWeb turned more serious as Queen Rania of Jordania and Gary Vaynerchuk called for action.

paris city hall Crowds were sparser when the second day of LeWeb kicked off, even though the champagne ran out after just 1,5 hours at the official reception at Paris' historical and opulent Hõtel the Ville, the City Hall, the evening before.

LeWeb report: Real-time is exploding

Posted Thu, 10 Dec 2009 by Annika Lidne
A report from the first day of LeWeb with some intresting new social media startups.

2009 is the year of real-time. At the first day of LeWeb, almost every item on the packed agenda had something or the other to do with real-time and also to make that real-time information go places.

Off to LeWeb

Posted Tue, 08 Dec 2009 by Annika Lidne
Tomorrow LeWeb, Europe's biggest internet conference, kicks off in Paris.
LeWeb iPhone app

LeWeb promises to be bigger and better than ever with over 2 000 people from 46 countries. I'm heading there today and will blog the coming days.

La tweet: Malena Ernman on Twitter, fans and culture

Posted Wed, 18 Nov 2009 by Annika Lidne
Journalist Anders Mildner made a fabulous interview with super fabulous international opera star Malena Ernman at #realconf.

Malena ernman. photo by anna_t / flickr

At The Really Realtime Disruptive Media conference Anders and Malena talked about music, how few opera stars are online and if the insight fans get into her life on Twitter might spoil the "diva" glamour. Malena ha interesting things to say how social media enables her fans to meet and get to know each other, but also how she can actually help out her fans from time to time.

Crowd sourcing while making friends & fans

Posted Fri, 13 Nov 2009 by Annika Lidne
A fast-paced lesson in how to use your friends & fans to make your business better.

Emanuel karlsten at <a href=#realconf. photo by anna_t/flickr" src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2544/4035540422_c8d49b5b3f.jpg" />

One of the most energetic and appreciated speeches at The Really Real-time Disruptive Media Conference was Emanuel Karlsten's talk on how to use Facebook to make your business better through crowdsourcing.

Social real-time media in news

Posted Fri, 13 Nov 2009 by Annika Lidne
Real-time social media - threat or opportunity for the news industry? Watch the panel from The Really Realtime Disruptive Media Conference.

The news panel at <a href=#realconf" src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2688/4031183761_7b664c546a.jpg" />

Abroad news media is heavy users of real-time social media both as a news source and as a way to engage with readers and viewers. Here in Sweden we have yet to come that far. How ARE news media making use of real-time social media and what should they do?

Tools to use for corporate real-time social media

Posted Thu, 12 Nov 2009 by Annika Lidne
Björn Jeffery guide you to good tools to efficiently and profitably use real-time social media.

Björn jeffery. photo by natasha f saxberg.

There are an explosion of real-time social media tools for corporations and it's hard to know what to use. Björn Jeffery, former CEO and internet strategist at GoodOld and now director of Future Media & Technology at the Bonnier Group, guides you towards solid tools that makes your work in real-time social media easier.

The effect of realtime social media on politics

Posted Thu, 12 Nov 2009 by Annika Lidne
Politicians has taken to realtime social media in a big way, but will it really sway the electorate?

The politics panel at <a href=#realconf. photo by paula marttila." src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2614/4029140750_fd3f020c3d.jpg" />

We're back again with more video uploads from The Really Realtime Conference.

Next year we will have the next election for parlament in Sweden, and this spring there were the election for the EU parlament where social media really kicked off for the first time.

CEOs need to get on the social media bandwagon

Posted Fri, 30 Oct 2009 by Annika Lidne
Lesley Pennington, founder and CEO of Bemz, is strongly advising that CEOs need to lead their companies social media adaption.

Lesley Pennington made one of the most applauded sessions at the Really Realtime Disruptive Media Conference. Her session should be mandatory for every CEO to watch, so get yours to watch it!

What's the big deal with transparency?

Posted Thu, 29 Oct 2009 by Annika Lidne
transparency, Brit Stakston, Joakim Jardenberg, dmc5, #realconf

Brit stakston & joakim jardenberg with annika lidne

There's a lot of talk about transparency and the importance of transparency in the brave new online media world. At The Really Realtime Disruptive Media Conference two of Sweden's foremost transparency advocates, Brit Stakston and Joakim Jardenberg, talked about the big deal with transparency. And - why your organisation should start the road to transparency today.

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