Forget the personal assistant. The future is to have a personal blogger. A person accompanying you around in life, documenting whatever insights you might burb out, write up thoughts from meetings, read your 750 feeds and digest them for you, facilitate discussions on your site, delete spam comments, etc. Only issue is that for this to become economically feasible and there by widespread we’ll need to live in a transparent world where whatever your eyes see and your ears hear anyway are recorded and stored – for your personal …

Sony XCP Scandal.
This could me a major milestone for free culture. My pledge: I’ll never again buy a Sony product. Follow everything at the The Sony Boycott Blog.

more photos from mygdal

more photos from mygdal

Having an im conversation for 30 minutes with a friend and then at last asking him to act on what we had spoken about – and having him answer: “Sorry can’t do – the internet connection on the plane is really bad”

As a follow-up to my entry about The Danish Cancer Society – Doc Searls, cluetrain co-author and thinker extraordinaire highlights the effort to get The Danish Cancer Society to do real blogs or abandon the use of the term. There’s something not bloggy in Denmark
Initial blog coverage in danish on Kræftens bekæmpelse by Trine-Maria Kristensen.

A bunch of people myself included is throwing an goodbye event in honour of David Heinemeier Hansson who is leaving little Denmark for USA. It’s next monday the 14th of November 8pm at Admiral Gjeddes Gaard. It’s off course free and there will be free beer.
Come if you’re a friend or old colleague of david, if you’re a rails developer, if you’re interested in creating a successful open source project, value based technology, if you’re a 37signals fan or if you’re just interested what’s happening with the web. It looks …

Finally got all my 168 photos from reboot7 online

Been meaning to blog in english about this for some time – but Jon Froda have done a nice writeup that makes that unnecessary.
The danish blogosphere is buzzing about how one of the largest non profits in Denmark, The Danish Cancer Society, is misusing the word and concept weblog by promoting a third person written news blurb as a blog written by the ever popular crown princess Mary – literally naming it “Crown Princess Mary’s Blog”.
Their head of communication, a guy with a strong broadcast background, isn’t even willing to …

Blogger Dinner Tonight in Copenhagen with Rebecca Blood & Jesse James Garrett – read more in danish and comment to signup or email trinemaria@socialsquare.dk if you wanna come..