Services I have joined lately

By Mathias HellquistPublished: July 19, 2011 at 00:45 Tags: #apps, #games, #socialmedia

As you quite possibly know (as you are reading this) I join lots of new services that pop up. Almost all of them, as I come by them, and if they let me in (which can be tricky enough at times). The reasons for this varies of course, but one of the main things is that when colleagues and/or clients ask me if I have heard of a particular service I prefer to have first-hand knowledge of it. Also, obviously, I don't...

My Social Network set up

By Mathias HellquistPublished: February 21, 2011 at 22:25 Tags: #apps, #selfmanagement, #socialmedia

My Facebook Network by dennisar

When talking about online activity in general, and social networking and/or social media in particular, I often get asked:

How on earth do you keep track of the 7000+ [on Twitter] people you follow, and what they say?

I also often get asked:

How do you have time to be active on all the services, you appear to be literally everywhere!?

There are a two very simple answers to that: "I don't." and "I am not." Yet it...

Share your love – Flattr someone

By Mathias HellquistPublished: February 10, 2011 at 20:30 Tags: #apps, #socialmedia

Flattr - Social micropayments - Mozilla Firefox_020 by mathiashellquist

In my signing-up frenzy a couple of weeks ago (I have one of those once every quarter just about) I signed up for Flattr, who are running a rather interesting concept. It is a service I had completely missed in all other noise, so you might all know about it already. I didn't, so this article is...

Facebook, the behemoth

By Mathias HellquistPublished: February 9, 2011 at 21:00 Tags: #apps, #socialmedia, #webdevelopment

future-of-facebook_symbol by Venessa Miemis

I came across this page on Pingdom regarding the latest stats for Facebook and YouTube.

Facebook now has 600 million users worldwide, generating an estimated 770 billion page views each month.

Apart from the jaw gaping obvious (and slightly) scary numbers of users, it had me wondering "How on earth (or...?) do you run a web site for 600 million users?", so I started looking around for that.I shall point out that this is a highly non-scientific research, and...

How to write a blog post – Part II

By Mathias HellquistPublished: November 8, 2009 at 23:41 Tags: #blog, #blogging, #writingonline

Time to save the world

This is the second part of my instructional blog post about...errr...blog posts. You can find the first one over here: How to write a blog post, and just to re-cap: this is mainly for the guys (friends and colleagues) that I have recently installed Wordpress blogs for, and who maybe not are entirely used to writing for an online audience. If this is not you, and you don't have...

Facebook, the behemoth

“Facebook now has 600 million users worldwide, generating an estimated 770 billion page views each month.” Apart from the jaw gaping obvious (and slightly) scary numbers of users, it had me wondering “How on earth (or…?) do you run a web site for 600 million users?”, so I started looking around for that.
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