One of the biggest news today in Sweden (and on the web as well) is that Swedish file-sharing site The Pirate Bay have been bought by Global Gaming Factory, another Swedish company. GGF claim to wanna turn the site into a legal company and platform. In an interview by Swedish television he said we wanted [...]
Category Archives: Web
Next step of Self publishing?
Posted by Daniel on June 29, 2009
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The talk of how the internet have changed our society and business work can’t be understated. In so many way, some we haven’t thought of yet. One of the most interesting opportunities the web brings is the easy and fast possibility of Self-Publishing. With the internet as our new open tool, a band, game developer [...]
Busy… New site + Mac games
Posted by Daniel on June 11, 2009
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Now its been a while since I wrote something here, but we have had a really busy time lately. Specially at GamersGate that have been taking most of my time and energy. Among all the new things we have rolled out is the new design of the site. It feels great and fresh to finally [...]
Video: evolution of advertising
Posted by Daniel on April 13, 2009
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Found this video yesterday. In just three and a half minutes it illustrate the changes the society have gone through when it come to advertising and how we react to it. In the past, advertising must have been much easier. A limited amount of brands, not to much competition. Today its another ballgame. The channels [...]
Flutter, twetts becomes even shorter, or do they?
Posted by Daniel on April 10, 2009
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The years 2008 and 2009 are the years everyone talk about Twitter. Before it was blogs and social media like Facebook, but now its all about micro-blogging. Everywhere I look on the internet there is news about Twitter, on how to utilise it best for business, connecting or marketing. Everyone seems to tweet, but is [...]
Drop in webtrafic due to Ipred
Posted by Daniel on April 10, 2009
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From the 1th of April 2009 a new anti-piracy law became active in Sweden call Ipred. This law enable record labels, book authors and publishers as well as movie companies to legally hunt people who pirate copyrighted material online. Its been a big debate here in Sweden regarding this law aswell as the FRA law [...]
Internet blew territory need
Posted by Daniel on April 1, 2009
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Today at work we discussed the news that the new music-streaming service Spotify start selling music. Which made us discussed how market territories have changes due to the internet. Still in the music, film and game industries the different countrys (territories) matters. Something I work with everyday when a the rights to distribute a game [...]
Twitter – Simple, open and easy finds unexpected growth
Posted by Daniel on March 12, 2009
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Its been a while since i took the time and watch some inspirational TED presentations. And last time I viewed the latest presentations one found my interest. Simply one word, Twitter spoke to me. Twitter, a relative young service that created the expression Micro-blogging. Looking at the popularity of text messaging on cellphones and combined [...]
We are all mini-information aggregators
Posted by Daniel on March 3, 2009
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The flow of information is bigger as ever before. Through the wires of internet endless amount of information is traveling from each corner of the world. Our channels to access, consume and gather have increased. And even many minichannels within the big one, once again the web, have rised lately for us to connect and [...]
Copyright mercenarys in the digital age
Posted by Daniel on December 10, 2008
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One thing I do when I’m bored is (like many other) to scan Youtube and the rest of the net for interesting video clips. Often its just short clips from series like Simpson, Family Guy and South Park. But it seems that the owners are fast to ban content that people have uploaded without permission. [...]